This document coordinated the Roman Catholic Church in France to the French government. 5. The Third Estate In France three estates take place the first estate was the clergy, the second estate the nobility and the third estate other people. The Third Estate included everyone else – from the wealthiest business and professional classes to the poorest peasantry and city workers...
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What feudal rights did French nobles still hold over their peasants in the late 18 century? The relations between nobles and peasants were very difficult. The peasant owed no labor to the lord –except a few token services in some cases. The peasant worked for themselves, either on their own land or on rented land; or they worked as sharecroppers; or hired themselves out to the lord or to another peasant...
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