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Barbella

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A Peasant in the middle ages did not have a very nice life. There were two types of Peasants, Serfs and Freemen. Freemen were not owned by anyone. They could own their own land, marry when they pleased and farm their own crops. A Serf however, was owned by the Lord and bound to the land. They had to farm the Noble's land and get the Noble's permission to marry. They started working as early as 3 A.M. in the morning. They would eat a small breakfast and then head out to the fields. They did tasks such as: reaping, sowing, plowing, binding & thatching, haymaking, threshing, and hedging. They worked from dawn til dusk, and didn't have much leisure time when finished. Women usually ate when their husband came inside after the day's work. A Peasant worked long hours and then came home to a small, cramped house. The houses often had one room where many people lived.

https://sites.google.com/site/mideivaltimesinfo/extra-curricular-activites

A slave is a slave is a slave, no matter what they call them... so maybe we should think about reparations and, you know, affirmative action and stuff....
 
A Peasant in the middle ages did not have a very nice life. There were two types of Peasants, Serfs and Freemen. Freemen were not owned by anyone. They could own their own land, marry when they pleased and farm their own crops. A Serf however, was owned by the Lord and bound to the land. They had to farm the Noble's land and get the Noble's permission to marry. They started working as early as 3 A.M. in the morning. They would eat a small breakfast and then head out to the fields. They did tasks such as: reaping, sowing, plowing, binding & thatching, haymaking, threshing, and hedging. They worked from dawn til dusk, and didn't have much leisure time when finished. Women usually ate when their husband came inside after the day's work. A Peasant worked long hours and then came home to a small, cramped house. The houses often had one room where many people lived.

https://sites.google.com/site/mideivaltimesinfo/extra-curricular-activites

A slave is a slave is a slave, no matter what they call them... so maybe we should think about reparations and, you know, affirmative action and stuff....
Key word to you writing this...."SLAVE".
 
The democratic party appeals to every group that they can make out to be victims. They should call themselves Victimcrats, it would better fit. What is funny, many of the rich people are Democrats because they want cheap labor, so they fight for illegal immigrants. That goes hand in hand with the politicians who want the vote.
 
A Peasant in the middle ages did not have a very nice life. There were two types of Peasants, Serfs and Freemen. Freemen were not owned by anyone. They could own their own land, marry when they pleased and farm their own crops. A Serf however, was owned by the Lord and bound to the land. They had to farm the Noble's land and get the Noble's permission to marry. They started working as early as 3 A.M. in the morning. They would eat a small breakfast and then head out to the fields. They did tasks such as: reaping, sowing, plowing, binding & thatching, haymaking, threshing, and hedging. They worked from dawn til dusk, and didn't have much leisure time when finished. Women usually ate when their husband came inside after the day's work. A Peasant worked long hours and then came home to a small, cramped house. The houses often had one room where many people lived.

https://sites.google.com/site/mideivaltimesinfo/extra-curricular-activites

A slave is a slave is a slave, no matter what they call them... so maybe we should think about reparations and, you know, affirmative action and stuff....

They dug some nice ditches also......
 
A Peasant in the middle ages did not have a very nice life. There were two types of Peasants, Serfs and Freemen. Freemen were not owned by anyone. They could own their own land, marry when they pleased and farm their own crops. A Serf however, was owned by the Lord and bound to the land. They had to farm the Noble's land and get the Noble's permission to marry. They started working as early as 3 A.M. in the morning. They would eat a small breakfast and then head out to the fields. They did tasks such as: reaping, sowing, plowing, binding & thatching, haymaking, threshing, and hedging. They worked from dawn til dusk, and didn't have much leisure time when finished. Women usually ate when their husband came inside after the day's work. A Peasant worked long hours and then came home to a small, cramped house. The houses often had one room where many people lived.

https://sites.google.com/site/mideivaltimesinfo/extra-curricular-activites

A slave is a slave is a slave, no matter what they call them... so maybe we should think about reparations and, you know, affirmative action and stuff....
Serfs Up!

In the Middle Ages, power and property were hereditary. That is the hidden tumor that destroys all civilizations. It is totally unAmerican; Europeans emigrated here primarily to escape the tyranny of class exclusion. We have betrayed our heritage by not abolishing all birth privileges.

No one has a right to Daddy's Money; that's for children. If we have to do it on our own, so must the Preppies. They block our way and they must be removed before it is too late.
 
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