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Hence these classes became fused in each other , and were gradually emancipated by the same circumstances . This , be it remarked , could never have taken place under the Anglo-Saxon laws , which kept constantly feeding the class of slaves by adding to it convicted felons and their children . The subject population became too necessary to the Norman barons , in their feuds with each other , or their king , to be long oppressed ; and , in the time of Froissart , that worthy chronicler ascribes the insolence , or high spirit , of le menu peuple to their grand aise , et abondance de biens . -LSB- 201 -RSB- Twelve o'clock . -LSB- 202 -RSB- Six A.M. -LSB- 203 -RSB- A celebrated antiquary , in his treatise in the `` Archaeologia , '' on the authenticity of the Bayeux tapestry , very justly invites attention to the rude attempt of the artist to preserve individuality in his portraits ; and especially to the singularly erect bearing of the Duke , by which he is at once recognised wherever he is introduced . Less pains are taken with the portrait of Harold ; but even in that a certain elegance of proportion , and length of limb , as well as height of stature , are generally preserved . -LSB- 204 -RSB- Bayeux tapestry .