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A serf in feudalism was a peasant laborer who was bound to a specific piece of land and under the authority of a lord. They were typically obligated to work the land, provide agricultural produce, and perform various services in exchange for protection and the right to live on and farm the land. Serfs had limited personal freedoms and could not leave the manor without the lord's permission, making their status a form of semi-servitude within the feudal system.

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