The Collaborative International Dictionary
                    Feodal
                    
                        
                
                                                                    Feodal \Feod"al\, a. Feudal. See Feudal.
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                    feodal
                    
                        
                
                                                                    a. (archaic form of feudal English)
Usage examples of "feodal".
All which circumstances appear to bespeak an original and fundamental difference of tenure from that of the feodal system, and are, I presume, to be considered, not as encroachments that have gradually grown upon that system, but as being of a more liberal extraction and much greater antiquity.
But however this point may really be, it appears evident that the tenants of this manor have, from the earliest times to which we have the means of resorting for information, enjoyed many unusual rights and immunities, and that their services were, in many respects, far from being so base and servile as those of the strictly feodal tenant.