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Englishry or, in Old French, Englescherie, is a
legal name given, in
medieval England, for the
status of a
person as an
Englishman (i.e., as a commoner...
- manors,
known as an
Englishry (i.e.
English Hay or Haya Anglicana) and a
Welshery (i.e.
Welsh Hay or Haya Wallensis). The
Englishry was
within the fortified...
- out of
common use, in
particular in the
legal process Presentment of
Englishry (a rule by
which a
hundred had to
prove an
unidentified murdered body...
- the 12th century, any
death by
misadventure without a "presentment of
Englishry" was
sufficient for a jury
finding of murder, even in
cases where there...
- Anglo-Saxon
identity survived beyond the
Norman Conquest, came to be
known as
Englishry under Norman rule, and
through social and
cultural integration with Romano-British...
- that
celebrated Magna Carta, and
summoned up a
vision of the "stubborn
Englishry"
determined to
defend their rights. In 1996, the
following verses of the...
-
Landsker Line
dividing the
Pembrokeshire "
Englishry" and "Welshry" is
still detectable today. The
terms Englishry and
Welshry are used
similarly about Gower...
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status once
again in the
eleventh century after the
Norman Conquest, when
Englishry came to be the
status of the
subject indigenous po****tion.[further explanation...
- from the "Anglo-Saxon" race. Albion's Seed
Anglosphere British Israelism Englishry Our
Island Story White Anglo-Saxon
Protestants White Dominions Kaufman...
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traits (also
shown by
other English composers of the period) as "musical
Englishry".
Vaughan Williams once
wrote to
Adrian Boult, "If I
wanted to show the...
