Liberties and Communities in Medieval England

Klappentext
Originally published in 1944, this book contains sixteen essays on the history of Cambridge, Oxford and other English communities in the medieval period.

Inhalt
Prefatory note; Introduction: in defence of the study of local history; 1. The origin of the Borough of Cambridge; 2. The early burgesses of Cambridge in relation to the surrounding country-side; 3. Cambridgeshire sheriffs in the thirteenth century; 4. Suitors and scabani; 5. Manerium cum hundredo: the hundred and the hundredal manor; 6. Early groups of hundreds; 7. The hundred outside the north gate of Oxford; 8. Pedigrees of villeins and freemen in the thirteenth century; 9. The marshalsy of the Eyre; 10. The general eyres of 1329-30; 11. Some early inquests before custodes pacis; 12. The quo warranto proceedings under Edward I; 13. The king's government as administered by the greater abbots of East Anglia; 14. The decline and fall of English feudalism; 15. The relation of English members of parliament to their constituencies in the fourteenth century; 16. The community of the shire and the payment of its representatives in parliament; Index of subjects; Index of persons and places.

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