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In most feudal societies in Europe the main classes were:

1. The grandees of the Church - bishops and mitred abbots.

2. The aristocracy - dukes, earls (or counts) and barons.

3. The full citizens of towns and cities - fully qualified craftsmen.

4. The serfs - 'tied to the soil'. worked for lords and worked on the land the king provides

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