Estate
Estate noun - One of the segments of society into which people are grouped.
Usage example: the passionate belief that a society is judged by how well it treats and cares for those in the lowest estate
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Edmund, the younger, illegitimate son of Gloucester, uses a forged letter to discredit his older half-brother Edgar and seize control of his father's estate and position.
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He soon gains even more attention from the Queen Anne as it is found out that Gwynplaine is the son and heir to Lord Linnaeus Clancharlie's position and estate.The original novel follows a path similar to many of Hugo's other novels, ending in a depressing Downer Ending.
Source: Literature / The Man Who Laughs -
That night, he states to himself that he's not sought a political position because the fourth estate is more important.
Source: Series / Deadwood
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