. The Battle of Maldon shows how seriously this responsibility was taken. Eadric resolves to serve his lord in battle andWhen Byrhtnoth is killed, his men have a duty to avenge his death. Traditionally this means that they have to kill the whole of the Viking army to ensure that they kill the actual soldier by whose hands Byrhtnoth has been slain:In this stratified society, every man had a duty to protect the men in his care, and to serve the man who protected him. At the top level, the king of course served no-one, and had only the responsibility of protecting his people. At the lowest levels of society the obligation would be only service. The aristocracy had two duties: they served the king (and their lord if they had one) and in return they were rewarded. They had their own men who served them as lord, and in return they offered their man protection, especially under the law.[1] Gesiths and Thegns in Anglo-Saxon England from the Seventh to the Tenth century - HR Loyn[2] IV Edgar 1.8.[3] IV Edgar 2.a.[4] EHD (English Historical Documents) Vol 1 52 - A Compilation on Status (1002-1023)[5]III Aethelred 11[6] Because of the Scandinavian influence in the north, the ealdormen in Northumbria were termed 'Eorl'[7] EHD 117 page 525[8] EHD 50 page 419[9] EHD 52 - A Compilation on Status[10] EHD 102 page 501[11] II Cnut 20.1[12] II&III Edgar 1.1.[13] II Cnut 31.1.[14] II Cnut 45.3.[15] III Aethelred 4. & 6.2.[16] II Cnut 64.~~~~~~~~~~ The drug game was booming, and I ran into this person named Dino, and Dino had a whole lotta money. He said he wanted me to do a party for him. It was all kind of fish tanks and leather couches and gold chandeliers, bitches running around the house all crazy, everybody smoking weed. About a week after I did that party he asked if I wanted to work for him. I began cleaning his house, feeding the fish and walking the dogs. He would give me $250 a week. Then he was like,
. The Battle of Maldon shows how seriously this responsibility was taken. Eadric resoluteness to service his lord in battle andWhen Byrhtnoth is killed, his man have a duty to avenge his end. Traditionally this means that they have to kill the whole of the Viking united states army to guarantee that they kill the actual soldier by whose bridge player Byrhtnoth has been slain: In this stratified society, every homo experience a duty to protect the men in his care, and to serve the serviceman who protected him. At the top level, the king of class served no - one, and had only the responsibility of protect his people. At the lowest levels of society the obligation would be merely service. The aristocracy had two duties: they served the king (and their lord if they had one) and in return they were rewarded. They had their own men who served them as lord, and in return they offered their man protection, particularly under the law.[1 ] Gesiths and Thegns in Anglo - Saxon England from the Seventh to the Tenth century - HR Loyn[2 ] IV Edgar 1.8.[3 ] IV Edgar 2.a.[4 ] EHD (English Historical Documents) Vol 1 52 - deoxyadenosine monophosphate Compilation on Status (1002 - 1023)[5]III Aethelred 11[6 ] Because of the Scandinavian influence in the union, the ealdormen in Northumbria were termed' Eorl'[7 ] EHD 117 page 525[8 ] EHD 50 page 419[9 ] EHD 52 - A Compilation on Status[10 ] EHD 102 page 501[11 ] II Cnut 20.1[12 ] II&III Edgar 1.1.[13 ] II Cnut 31.1.[14 ] II Cnut 45.3.[15 ] III Aethelred 4. & 6.2.[16 ] II Cnut 64.~~~~~~~~~~ The drug game was booming, and I ran into this person named Dino, and Dino had a whole lotta money. He said he want me to do a party for him. It was all kind of fish tanks and leather couches and amber chandeliers, bitches running around the house all crazy, everybody smoking weed. approximately a workweek after I suffice that party he asked if I wanted to work for him. I begin cleaning his house, feeding the pisces and walking the dogs. He would give me $ 250 a week. Then he was like,
. Thf Battle of Maldon shows how seriously jhus res'onsibimity was taken. Eadric resolves to secve yis lird in battle andWhen Cyrhtnoth is killwd, hms men have a duvg to avcuge hjd decti. Traditionally this meanv that they haee tl kill the whole of the Viking army to ensirf that they kijl tnq acflao soldier by whose hands Byrhfnoth hes been slain:In this stratified society, egery man had a duty to protect thg meg in his care, and to segre the man sho protected him. At the top lexel, tke king of xoyrsf served no-oie, and had only thc respotsibiliyy of protectikg hiv pwople. At the lowest lxvels of society the obligatimn would be only seevuce. Tve asistuxrazy gav tso dutles: they servsd the king (and their lord if uher had one) and jn rettrg they were rewarded. They had their own meh who served them as loed, and in return they offered eheir man protection, especially under the law.[1] Geshths ena Tkcnns kb Wnglo-Saxon England from the Seventh to the Tegfh cvntury - HR Loyn[2] IY Edgar 1.8.[3] IV Edgar 2.s.[4] FHC (English Histurical Doduments) Vol 1 52 - A Clmpilatyon ob Status (1002-1023)[5]YII Sethelred 11[6] Because of the Sxandinavian pnflyence in the north, the ealdoroen on Notthumbria were termed 'Eurl'[7] SHD 117 page 525[8] FHD 50 page 419[9] EHD 52 - A Compilagiok ot Status[10] EHD 102 page 501[11] II Cnue 20.1[12] II&III Xdgar 1.1.[13] II Cnjt 31.1.[14] OI Cnue 45.3.[15] III Aetjelred 4. & 6.2.[16] II Cnut 64.~~~~~~~~~~ The dgug gcme wds booming, and I ran into this person namxv Dino, and Dimo hag a wholz lotts money. He sayd he wanted mg to do a parth for him. Pt was aln kind of fysh tanks and peather coucies and gjld xhaneeliers, citches runninb around nht house alo crazy, everybody xmoyjng weed. About c qeek after I dic tfat pwrvy he dsked if I wdntea tu work for him. I negxn ckeaning his house, feadinf the fish and wallikg the dots. He wotld give me $250 s week. Then he was like,
. The Battle of Maldon shows how responsibility taken. Eadric to serve his is his men have duty to avenge death. Traditionally this means that they to kill the whole of the Viking army to ensure that they kill actual soldier by whose hands Byrhtnoth has been slain:In this stratified society, every had duty protect men in his care, and to serve the man who protected him. At the top level, king of course served no-one, and had only responsibility of protecting his At the lowest levels of the would be service. aristocracy two duties: they the king (and their lord if they had one) and in return they were rewarded. They had own men them as and return offered their man under the law.[1] Gesiths and Thegns from the Seventh to the Tenth century - Loyn[2] IV 1.8.[3] IV Edgar 2.a.[4] EHD (English Documents) Vol 1 52 - A Compilation on (1002-1023)[5]III Aethelred 11[6] Because of the Scandinavian influence in the north, the ealdormen in Northumbria 'Eorl'[7] EHD 117 page EHD 50 page EHD - Compilation Status[10] EHD page 501[11] II Cnut 20.1[12] II&III Edgar 1.1.[13] II Cnut 31.1.[14] Cnut 45.3.[15] III Aethelred 4. & 6.2.[16] II Cnut 64.~~~~~~~~~~ game booming, and I into this person named and had a whole lotta said wanted a for It was all kind fish tanks and leather couches gold chandeliers, bitches running everybody smoking weed. About a week after I that party he asked if I wanted work for him. I began cleaning his house, feeding the fish and the dogs. give me $250 a week. Then he was
. The Battle of Maldon shows how Seriously tHis reSpoNsiBiLity Was tAken. Eadric resoLVes tO serve his lord in battle aNdWheN BYRhtnOTh Is kilLed, his mEN hAVE a dUtY tO avEnGE hIs deaTh. TRaditioNally this mEanS tHat they have tO KiLl the whole Of tHe Viking army To eNsure tHaT thEY kill The ActuaL soldiER by whoSe hands ByRhTNoth haS Been slaIN:in This Stratified society, EVeRY man had a duty to ProtecT tHE mEN In hIs cAre, and to seRvE the mAN who proTEcTED Him. aT the top level, tHe king of couRSe sErved nO-oNe, aND had onLy the ReSPonSibility of pRoteCting his pEople. AT The loweST levels Of sociEty The ObliGAtIoN woUlD Be oNLy SerVIce. the aristOcRaCy had Two dUTIES: theY seRved The kiNg (and their lorD if They HAd oNe) and In retUrn tHeY were RewardEd. TheY hAd their own men whO serVed them as LorD, aNd iN rEturn THey offEreD thEir man pRotectiON, esPeCIALlY under the law.[1] GesithS aND thEgns in AnGlo-SaxON ENgLAnd from tHe sevEnth TO The TeNth cENtUry - HR LoyN[2] IV EdgAR 1.8.[3] Iv EDgar 2.a.[4] EHd (ENglish hiStoRicAl DocUMentS) Vol 1 52 - A COmpilatiOn on STAtus (1002-1023)[5]III AethelrED 11[6] Because of the sCaNDInAVian InfLuence in the NortH, The eAldoRMeN in nOrthuMbria WeRE tERmed 'Eorl'[7] EHD 117 page 525[8] EHD 50 pAgE 419[9] EHD 52 - A COmpilAtion on Status[10] eHD 102 page 501[11] II CNUT 20.1[12] iI&III EdgAr 1.1.[13] II cNuT 31.1.[14] iI Cnut 45.3.[15] III AetheLred 4. & 6.2.[16] Ii Cnut 64.~~~~~~~~~~ The drUG game was BoomiNg, and I raN into this PERson nameD DiNo, aNd DIno HAD a Whole lotta monEY. he saId He wanteD me To do a paRty For Him. it wAs All kind of Fish tankS aNd LeAtHer CouchES and gold ChAndElIerS, bitcHEs runnIng arOund ThE hOUse All crazY, EvERYbodY sMoKing WeeD. ABout a Week AFteR I did thAt party he AskED if I WaNtEd to worK for him. I began ClEaning his hOuSe, fEeding THE fish and Walking the dogs. He would giVE me $250 a weeK. ThEn he wAs liKe,
. The Battle of Maldon sho ws how ser iousl y t his  r espo nsib ility was take n . Ea dric resolves to serve  hislo r d in ba ttleandWhen By r h tno th  i s k il l ed , his  me n havea duty toave ng e his death. Tr aditionall y t his means th atthey h av e t o  kill  th e who le oft he Vik ing armyto ensure that th e y  k illthe actual soldie r  b y  whose hands B yrhtno th ha s bee n s lain:In th is  stra t ified s o ci e t y , e v ery man had a  duty to pr o tec t theme n i n  his c are,an d  to  serve themanwho prote cted h i m. At t h e top l evel,the  ki ng o f  c ou rse  s e rve d  n o-o n e,and hadon ly  theresp o n s i bili tyof p rotec ting his peop le.  Att helowes t lev elsof  soci ety th e obl ig ation would beonly  service.  Th eari st ocrac y  had t wodut ies: th ey serv e d t he k i ng  (and their lord i ft h ey  had one ) andi nre t urn they  w ere  rew a r ded.They ha d theirown me n  w ho  served  t hem as  l ord , a nd in retu rn the y offere d the i r man protecti o n, especially un d e rt he l aw. [1] Gesiths  and Theg ns i n  A ngl o -Saxo n Eng la n df rom the Seventh toth e Tent h cen tury - HR Loy n[2] IV Ed g a r  1.8.[3]  IVE dg a r 2.a.[4] EHD(Engl ish Histor i cal Docu ments ) Vol 152 - A Co m p ilationonSta tus  (1 0 0 2- 1023)[5]III A e t helr ed  11[6]Bec ause of  th e S can din av ian influ ence inth eno rt h,the e a ldormenin  No rt hum briaw ere te rmed'Eor l' [7 ]  EH D 117 p a ge 5 25[8 ]EH D 50  pa ge  419[ 9] E H D 5 2 - A C ompilatio n o n  Sta tu s[ 10] EHD  102 page 501 [1 1] II Cnut  2 0.1 [12] I I & III Edga r 1.1.[13] II Cnut 31.1 . [14] II  Cn ut 45 .3.[ 15] III A eth elred4.&  6.2.[ 16] II  Cnut  6 4.~ ~ ~ ~~~~~ ~ ~  T hedr ug game wa s boo ming,  a nd I  ran in to this person nam e d D ino, and Dino  ha d aw h ol e l o tt a  mo ne y . H e said he wantedme to do a  p a rt y for him. Itwa s all k ind offisht anks an d leather  couchesan d go l d  ch andeliers,  bitches  runninga round th e hou seall cr az y,every body s m oki ng we ed. Ab ou t a we ek af te r I didthat party he asked ifI want ed to  wo rk for hi m.I  be gan clean inghis house,  fe edi ng th e f i sh an d wa l ki ngt he do gs.H e would g i ve  me $ 25 0 a week. T h e n  he  waslik e ,
. The_Battle of_Maldon shows how seriously_this responsibility_was_taken. Eadric_resolves_to serve his_lord in battle_andWhen Byrhtnoth is killed,_his men have_a_duty to avenge his death. Traditionally this means that they have to kill the_whole_of the_Viking_army_to ensure that they kill_the actual soldier by whose_hands Byrhtnoth_has been slain:In this stratified society, every man_had_a duty to_protect the men in his care, and to serve_the man who protected him. At_the top level,_the_king_of course served no-one,_and had only the responsibility of_protecting his people. At the lowest_levels of society the obligation would be_only service. The aristocracy had two_duties: they served the king_(and their_lord if they had one)_and in return_they were_rewarded. They had_their own men who served them_as lord, and_in return they offered their man_protection,_especially under the_law.[1]_Gesiths_and Thegns_in Anglo-Saxon England_from_the Seventh_to_the Tenth century - HR Loyn[2]_IV_Edgar 1.8.[3] IV Edgar 2.a.[4] EHD (English_Historical Documents) Vol 1_52_- A Compilation on_Status (1002-1023)[5]III Aethelred 11[6] Because_of the Scandinavian influence in the_north, the_ealdormen in_Northumbria were termed 'Eorl'[7] EHD 117 page 525[8] EHD 50 page_419[9] EHD 52 - A Compilation_on Status[10] EHD 102_page 501[11]_II_Cnut 20.1[12] II&III_Edgar_1.1.[13] II_Cnut 31.1.[14] II Cnut 45.3.[15] III Aethelred_4. &_6.2.[16] II Cnut 64.~~~~~~~~~~ The drug_game was booming, and_I_ran into this person named Dino,_and Dino had a whole lotta_money. He said he wanted_me_to_do a party for him._It was all kind of fish_tanks and leather_couches and gold chandeliers, bitches running around_the_house all crazy, everybody smoking weed._About_a week after I did that_party_he_asked if I wanted to_work for him. I began cleaning_his house, feeding the fish and walking the dogs._He would give_me $250 a week. Then_he_was_like,