The Steward Research Paper
To him was committed to the management and agriculture exploitation of the land; he appeared from time to time to preside over the manor courts and to hold the view of frankpledge (Bennet 159). Stewards needed to keep track of everything in an organised manner. The steward ought, at his first coming to the manors, to cause all the demesne lands of each to be measured by true men, and he ought to know by the perch of the country how many acres there are in each field, and thereby he can know how much wheat, rye, barley, oats, peas, beans, and dredge one ought by right to sow in each acre (Lamond 1). He must know how many tenant or villein ploughs there are, and how often they are bound to help the Lord. He is also to enquire as to the stock in each manor whereof an inventory indented is to be drawn up between him and the reeve, and as to any deficiency of beasts, which he is at once to make
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The Steward could make notes of good things but could not remove anyone. The steward ought, on his coming to each manor, to see and inquire how they are tilled, and in what crops they are (Lamond 1). The steward has no power to remove a bailiff or servant who is with the lord, and clothed and kept by him, without the special order of the lord (Lamond 1). Stewards would make repairs to community buildings. If there be loss or damage from want of guard, he ought to take fines from those who are to blame, so that the lord may not lose (Lamond 1). The steward ought, on his coming to the manors, to inquire about wrong-doings and trespasses done in parks (Lamond 1). Stewards helped the feudal system be successful.
Stewards helped the manor and the feudal system in many ways. Stewards helped look over other jobs and responsibilities. The catholic church was a very religious place on a manor. The Kings play an important role in making feudalism work. The feudal system was a big part of why the middle ages were so
The Steward could make notes of good things but could not remove anyone. The steward ought, on his coming to each manor, to see and inquire how they are tilled, and in what crops they are (Lamond 1). The steward has no power to remove a bailiff or servant who is with the lord, and clothed and kept by him, without the special order of the lord (Lamond 1). Stewards would make repairs to community buildings. If there be loss or damage from want of guard, he ought to take fines from those who are to blame, so that the lord may not lose (Lamond 1). The steward ought, on his coming to the manors, to inquire about wrong-doings and trespasses done in parks (Lamond 1). Stewards helped the feudal system be successful.
Stewards helped the manor and the feudal system in many ways. Stewards helped look over other jobs and responsibilities. The catholic church was a very religious place on a manor. The Kings play an important role in making feudalism work. The feudal system was a big part of why the middle ages were so