During the era of the Robin Hood myth, the real King John regularly robbed from the rich to give to… himself. Not exactly Robin Hood.
But King John was in a world of hurt. He needed money (I can't explain why in this small space, but it's rather interesting). As his noblemen went off to The Crusades, the King would assume control of their property (and their family) in "trust" while the knights-errant ventured off, possibly never to return.
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