| Act (1429), franchise to forty-shilling freeholders 86 |
| Aethelbert (king of Mercia) 112-13 ; |
| divorce law and 117 ; |
| marriage laws and 116 |
| Aethelred, charter (985) to Wulfrun 58 ; |
| laws and 113 |
| agrarian capitalism, emergence of 50 ; |
| free wage labour and, in England 51 ; |
| primogeniture and 62 ; |
| results in England of declining population 52 |
| Alfred (the Great), laws under 100 , 102 , 115 ; |
| punishment for adultery 111 , 115-16 , 120 |
| Althusser, L. 9 , 19 , 30-1 , 126 |
| American Revolution 41 |
| Anderson, Perry 36 , 40 , 84-5 |
| Anglo-Saxon England, grounds for divorce in. 117 ; |
| status of wife in 65 ; |
| thegns rewarded with land for military and administrative duties in 80 ; |
| understanding brideprice in 120 |
| Anglo-Saxon kinship, bilaterality of 101-2 ; |
| sisterly relations in 100 , 110 ; |
| subordinate status of daughters and wives 102 , 110 ; |
| wide range of function in 103 ; |
| women's position contradictory within 127 |
| Anglo-Saxon social formation 4 , 36 , 42 , 67 |
| Anglo-Saxon society, polygamy and concubinage and 116 ; |
| property and patriarchy in 42 ; |
| state formation and 78-9 ; |
| status of women in 99 |
| Athelstan, laws under 100 , 102 |
| atomism, of class-patriarchy relationship 24 , 123 |
| atomistic entities 29 |
| atomistic ontology, internal relations perspective and 31 |
| Aubrey, John 61 |
| Aylmer, Gerald 55 |
| Baker, J. H. 83 |
| Barker, Diana, Leonard 91 , 95 |
| Barrett, Michelle 8 , 74 |
| Basher, Nazife 111 , 111-12 , 121 |
| Bassett, Steven 79 |
| Benefit of Clergy, a male privilege 104 |
| Bennett, J. 107 |
| Black Death (1348) 48 , 83 |
| Blackstone, Sir W. 104 , 107 |
| Bloch, Max 54 , 70 , 80-1 |
| Boniface (746-7) 112 |
| bookland 57-60 , 69 |
| Bracton (13th century writer) 60 , 103 , 107 |
| Brenner, J. 74 |
| Brenner, Robert 4 , 46-7 , 49-50 , 52 |
| brideprice 64 , 119-20 |
| British Nationality Bill (1981) 80 |
| Butler, Melissa 96 |
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Publication information:
Book title: The Law of the Father? Patriarchy in the Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism.
Contributors: Mary Murray - Author.
Publisher: Routledge.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 1995.
Page number: 153.
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