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Manorial dues are the fees that peasants or serfs of farmer owe to the noble who is their landlord. the Lord of the Manor, in exchange for giving you land on which you make a living, essentially charges rent. this is the cornerstone of feudalism.

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Memorial dues are the amount of money which was given by the farmers to their landlords. It was beneficial for the landlords but it was the total loss for farmers.

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