Studies and Notes Supplementary to Stubbs' Constitutional History Down to the Great Charter, Volume 1University Press, 1908 |
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... scutage.1 The usual rate was two marks on the knight's fee , and it has been pointed out that that sum was equal to the 1. Stubbs discusses scutage in several passages ; see vol . i , pp . 491-492 , 494 , 624-625 . He rightly remarks ...
... scutage.1 The usual rate was two marks on the knight's fee , and it has been pointed out that that sum was equal to the 1. Stubbs discusses scutage in several passages ; see vol . i , pp . 491-492 , 494 , 624-625 . He rightly remarks ...
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... scutage , which was paid , as is well known , on the scutum or knight's fee . Mr. Round has shown very well how the replies of the barons were always interpreted to their disadvantage . These cartae of the barons , transcribed in the ...
... scutage , which was paid , as is well known , on the scutum or knight's fee . Mr. Round has shown very well how the replies of the barons were always interpreted to their disadvantage . These cartae of the barons , transcribed in the ...
Page 64
... scutage ; thus it began to decline from the time it was regularised , a fairly frequent phenomenon in the history of institutions . What view are we to take now as regards the links some have sought to discover between the Norman ...
... scutage ; thus it began to decline from the time it was regularised , a fairly frequent phenomenon in the history of institutions . What view are we to take now as regards the links some have sought to discover between the Norman ...
Page 101
... scutage or aid beyond the three occasions provided for by feudal law , without the consent of the assembly of tenants - in - chief , and the aid in these three cases is to be levied on a reasonable scale . But what does the 1 ...
... scutage or aid beyond the three occasions provided for by feudal law , without the consent of the assembly of tenants - in - chief , and the aid in these three cases is to be levied on a reasonable scale . But what does the 1 ...
Page 121
... , must have supposed that scutage was a simple tax in substitution for military service , such as existed in France for the " roturiers " in the The 3. Our document exists in the original in the THE UNKNOWN CHARTER 121.
... , must have supposed that scutage was a simple tax in substitution for military service , such as existed in France for the " roturiers " in the The 3. Our document exists in the original in the THE UNKNOWN CHARTER 121.
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