Medieval Background During the period from 1050-1300, personal and economic freedom for peasants increased, and serfdom nearly disappeared After 1300,
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CHAPTER 17 ABSOLUTISM IN EASTERN EUROPE TO 1740. LORDS AND PEASANTS IN EASTERN EUROPE The Medieval Background During the period from 1050 to 1300, personal.
