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Often used in the same context:
burgess,
councilors,
freemen,
vestries,
churchwardens,
burghs,
almshouses,
council,
burghers,
benefice,
parish,
yeomanry,
almshouse,
townspeople,
councilmen,
earls,
selectmen,
freeholders,
borough,
kirk,
oliver cromwell,
guildhall,
custodes,
townsmen,
custos,
lairds,
ducal,
commissioners,
noblemen,
cromwellian,
gorsedd,
crofters,
townsfolk,
objectors,
schoolmasters,
inquorate,
town,
vicars,
hamlet,
lieutenancy,
mayors,
quorate,
nobles,
constables,
ferrymen,
abbots,
town crier,
sannat,
deacons,
aldermen,
vestryman,
prebendary,
granges,
constitutionals,
viscountess,
reeve,
poorhouses,
town clerk,
marston moor,
constabulary,
plebiscites,
landed gentry,
townscape,
residents,
covenanters,
manors,
lucretia mott,
methodist church,
maud,
trustees,
duchies,
housefather,
civic,
meetinghouse,
seigneur,
demesne,
municipal,
seanad eireann,
motte,
abutters,
worthies,
dockers,
sublime porte,
lord provost,
presbyters,
suffragan bishop,
disraeli,
nave,
disestablishment,
selectwoman,
cinque ports,
baronies,
gouverneur morris,
beadle,
dustmen,
clergymen,
verulamium,
domesday book,
nulla,
sorbin,
gentry,
bylaws,
citizens,
parishioners,
tradesmen,
commoners,
landowners,
merchants,
knights,
planters,
artisans,
ecclesiastics,
householders,
landholders,
prelates
Also try:
— Adjectives for burgesses:
free,
other,
new,
roman,
many,
non,
old,
chief,
wealthy,
rich,
principal,
more...
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