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Who was the property of the land during the Middle Ages? villain vassal barbarian serf
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Who was the property of the land during the Middle Ages?
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The serf
was the property of the land during the middle ages.
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It could be argued that the "serf" was the "property" of the land during the Middle Ages, since under the feudal system that reigned supreme during this time, serfs (or peasants) had very little rights of their own.
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