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Gentry

Gentry (from Old French genterie, from gentil 'high-born, noble') are "well-born, genteel and well-bred people" of high social class, especially in the past. Gentry, in its widest connotation, refers to people of good social position connected to landed estates (see manorialism), upper levels of the clergy, or long established "gentle" families of noble d…

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Historical background of social stratification in the West

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Gentry

Nodes216
Edges215
Triples180
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.009259
Components1

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Gentry

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related to Great Britain · 49
Gentry → Acheson, Baron, Baronet, British, Butler, Cambridge University Press, Cliff Webb, Continental Context, Coss, England, English, English Nobility, Eric, Exceptions, Fall, Felicity, Gentlemen, Gordon, Hart, Heralds
related to China · 26
Gentry → Bastid-Bruguiere, Brill, Brook, Buddhism, Chang, China, Chinese, Chung-li, Currents, Harry, Ichiko, Late Ming Dynasty China, Marianne, Mary, Miller, Ming China, Praying, Revolution, Springer, State
related to Europe · 23
Gentry → Aristocracy, California Press, Capitalist, Dominic, Eatwell, Ellis, Europe, European, Immanuel, Jones, Late Medieval Europe, Lesser Nobility, Lieven, Macmillan, Macmillan International Higher Education, Michael, Roger, Routledge, The, Univ
related to Historiography · 18
Gentry → Civil War, Economic History Review, England, English Historians Repeating Themselves, English Revolution, Europe, Hexter, Jack, Journal, MacDonald, New, Reappraisals, Tawney, The, The Refining, Thought, Whig Interpretation, William
related to Military and clerical · 17
Gentry → Although, Arthur Charles Fox-Davies, As, At, British, British Army, Church, England, Europe, For, Historically, Learney, Middle Ages, Scotland, Such, The, Thomas Innes
related to Gentleman · 11
Gentry → English-Latin, French, German Adel, Great Britain, In, Italian, Latin, Old French, Spanish, The, To
related to United States · 11
Gentry → American, Dutch, Historians, Hudson Valley, Maryland, New York, North, South, The American, The Colonial American, Typically
related to Irish · 9
Gentry → Anglo-Irish Ascendancy, British, Butlers, Comprising Protestant, Fitzgeralds, However, Ireland, Irish, The Irish
related to Two principal estates of the realm · 7
Gentry → After, Europe, Middle Ages, Nordic, Protestant Reformation, Subsequent, The
related to External links · 4
Gentry → The, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary Media, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2

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nobility clergy social class europe society upper church arms term gentleman century landed one often classes aristocracy two middle also

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Gentryis atraditional British social class consisting of gentlemen in the original sense0.90text
Gentryrelated to ChinaBastid-Bruguiere0.60section
Gentryrelated to ChinaMarianne0.60section
Gentryrelated to ChinaCurrents0.60section
Gentryrelated to ChinaThe Cambridge History0.60section
Gentryrelated to ChinaChina0.60section
Gentryrelated to ChinaBrook0.60section
Gentryrelated to ChinaTimothy0.60section
Gentryrelated to ChinaPraying0.60section
Gentryrelated to ChinaBuddhism0.60section
Gentryrelated to ChinaMing China0.60section
Gentryrelated to ChinaBrill0.60section

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