02029cam a2200409Ii 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036035006700077040012100144050002100265082001400286084001500300084001700315084001700332084001700349084001700366100006000383240004700443245010000490250002000590260003400610300006000644490005000704504004100754505035600795650002201151650002701173650002801200650002801228776012601256830005901382942001501441948004601456999001701502952010001519ocm00768076 OCoLC20151023232024.0731228s1964    nyua     b    000 0 eng d  a(OCoLC)768076z(OCoLC)378919z(OCoLC)1456856z(OCoLC)254461676  aYNGbengcYNGdOCLdMPCdOCLCQdMUQdNLGGCdUX0dOCLCGdDEBBGdOCLCAdOCLCQdOCLCOdGDCdOCLCFdGDCdP4IdOCLCQdIAD 4aJC111b.G32 196404a321.3219  a15.702bcl  aNK 69002rvk  aNT 36002rvk  aNT 60012rvk  aNW 21502rvk1 aGanshof, F. L.q(Fran�cois Louis),d1895-1980.96794810aQu'est-ce que la f�eodalit�e?lEnglish10aFeudalism /cF.L. Ganshof ; translated by Philip Grierson, with a foreword by Sir F.M. Stenton.  a3rd English ed.  aNew York :bHarpercc�1964.  axviii, 170, xix-xxvi, 11 pages :billustrated ;c21 cm.1 aHarper torchbooks. Academy library ;vTB 1058  aIncludes bibliographical references.0 apt. 1. Origins. The origins of feudalism -- pt. 2. Carolingian feudalism. Feudalism under the earliest Carolingians -- Federal institutions under Charlemagne and his successors -- Feudalism and the Carolingian state -- pt. 3. The classical age of feudalism. Vassalage -- Fiefs -- The relationship between cassalage and fief -- Feudalism and the state. 0aFeudalism.967949 6aF�eodalit�e967950 7aFeudalism.2fast96795117aFeodalisme.2gtt96795208iOnline version:aGanshof, Fran�cois Louis, 1895-tFeudalism.b3d English ed.dNew York, Harper [1964]w(OCoLC)568202620 0aHarper torchbooks.pAcademy library ;vTB 1058.967953  2ddccBK00  hNO HOLDINGS IN ZAAPA - 703 OTHER HOLDINGS  c26444d26444  00102ddc4070aDAPAbDAPAd2014-09-26l0o321.3 GANpAPA031789r2014-09-26t1w2014-09-26yBK