These locations would often be right on peasants crops or in and around their homes. This would devastate them. Knights were pompous idiots who were all illiterate and ignorant. They in all were not protectors but devastators who seemed to just care about their own world.
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Around 1000 in the middle ages there were knights. If you were not a knight however in the middle ages then you probably hated the knights. At this time the rank of knight could be achieved fairly easily and this option was available to everyone. All a man needed was some money to buy the outfit and then he announced himself a knight...
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