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34 Hughes Diane Owen. Domestic Ideals and Social Behavior: Evidence from Medieval Genoa // The Family in History / Ed. Charles E. Rosenberg. Philadelphia, 1975. P. 118–121.

35 Ibid. P. 121.

36 Hughes. Urban Growth. P. 10–11, 19–20.

37 Ibid. P. 20.

38 Ibid. P. 10.

39 Ibid. P. 13–15.

40 Hughes. Domestic Ideals. P. 124–125.

41 Ibid. P. 126.

42 Ibid. P. 129–130.

43 Ibid. P. 131.

44 Ibid. P. 132–133.

45 Ibid. P. 139–140.

46 Ibid. P. 141–142.

47 Ibid. P. 143.

48 Dillard. Daughters of the Reconquest. P. 12–18.

49 Ibid. P. 26.

50 Ibid. P. 75.

51 Ibid. P. 41.

52 Ibid. P. 46–49.

53 Ibid. P. 49–50.

54 Ibid. P. 51–55.

55 Ibid. P. 61–64.

56 Ibid. P. 136–139.

57 Ibid. P. 136.

58 Esmein. Le Mariageen droit canonique. Vol. 1. P. 131.

59 Dillard. Daughters of the Reconquest. P. 127–133.

60 Ibid. P. 57–58.

61 Ibid. P. 68.

62 Ibid. P. 79.

63 Ibid. P. 137.

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6 Hilton R. H. A Medieval Society: The West Midlands at the End of the Thirteenth Century. New York, 1966. P. 131.

7 Harvey. Cuxham. P. 133.

8 Ibid. P. 71–72.

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14 Britton. Community of the Vill. P. 44–49.

15 Homans. English Villagers. P. 311–312, 318.

16 De Windt. Holywell. P. 211.

17 Britton. Community of the Vill. P. 46.

18 Hilton. Peasantry in the Later Middle Ages. P. 105–106.

19 Homans. English Villagers. P. 324–325.

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22 Britton. Community of the Vill. P. 11–12; Harvey. Cuxham. P. 126–128.

23 Raftis. Warboys. P. 67–68.

24 Harvey. Cuxham. P. 127.

25 Ibid. P. 127–128.

26 Ibid. P. 126–127.

27 Raftis. Warboys. P. 64–65; De Windt. Holywell. P. 184–185.

28 Britton. Community of the Vill. P. 18.

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31 Searle. Merchet. P. 21.

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34 Harvey. Cuxham. P. 124.

35 Britton. Community of the Vill. P. 21–22.

36 Homans. English Villagers. P. 133–143.

37 Britton. Community of the Vill. P. 59–64.

38 Homans. English Villagers. P. 212–215.

39 Britton. Community of the Vill. P. 14, 64–67.

40 Ibid. P. 39–44.

41 Ibid. P. 51–54.

42 Searle. Merchet. P. 28–29.

43 Britton. Community of the Vill. P. 34–37.

44 Raftis. Tenure and Mobility. P. 38.