Lexicographical Neighbors of Enserfed
Literary usage of Enserfed
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Publications of the Selden Society by Selden Society (1895)
"And note that tenants who are free and quit of all services become enserfed by
contracts made between lords and tenants. And there are divers kinds of ..."
2. The Economic Foundations of Society by Achille Loria (1899)
"... and with it a fresh alliance between capital and unproductive labourers, who
were now employed anew in coercing the enserfed classes. ..."
3. America Vindicated from European Theologico-political and Infidel Aspersions by Thomas J. Vaiden (1855)
"It acquired vast possessions from the people, and held all with ambitious,
avaricious tenacity, and would have mentally enserfed the whole of Europe to its ..."
4. Human Submission by Morrison Isaac Swift (1905)
"... was the price they paid for seeking intelligent improvement of human ways.
They who preferred peace and industry to war were enslaved or enserfed. ..."
5. The Russian Revolution by Frank Alfred Golder, Robert Joseph Kerner, Samuel Northrup Harper, Alexander Ivanovitch Petrunkevitch (1918)
"... appeared in modern times as a nation which had lost its native nobility and
had been reduced to a disarmed, untutored, and enserfed peasantry. ..."
6. Gallio: The Prize Poem on a Sacred Subject, 1908 by St. John Lucas (1908)
"Poor heritors of the great-thewed clan that launched The earliest trireme on a
startled wave, Those keen Corinthian sea-hawks who enserfed Corcyra, ..."
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