III.
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STUDIES IN ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE.
EDITED BY THE DIRECTOR OF THE LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS.
,1^0. 2 in the series of Bibliographies by students connected with the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Two Select Bibliographies of Medieval Historical Study
I.— A CLASSIFIED LIST OF WORKS RELATING TO THE
STUDY OF ENGLISH PALEOGRAPHY AND DIPLOMATIC
II.— A CLASSIFIED LIST OF WORKS RELATING TO ENG-
LISH MANORIAL AND AGRARIAN HISTORY FROM THE
EARLIEST TIMES TO THE YEAR 1660
• MARGARET F. MOORE, M.A.
(EDINBURGH)
Carnegie Scholar in Paleography and Early Economic History
WITH A PREFACE BY
HUBERT HALL, F.S.A.
University Reader in Palaeography and Early Economic Sources
AND A
DESCRIPTION OF THE MEDIEVAL HISTORICAL CLASSES AT THE LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
LONDON
CONSTABLE & CO. LTD. 1912
ACCOUNT OF THE CLASSES
IN MEDIEVAL HISTORY AT
THE LONDON SCHOOL OF
ECONOMICS.
ACCOUNT OF THE CLASSES IN MEDIEVAL
HISTORY AT THE LONDON SCHOOL
OF ECONOMICS.
I.
IT would perhaps be generally admitted by com- petent persons that down to a comparatively recent date, the study of Palaeography in this country has been, for the most part, casually and fitfully pursued in the School of Self-Help which is characteristic of our individualistic methods, if it is not to some extent a national reproach.
For the most part, also, the object of the students has been to acquire the art of deciphering ancient writings without any regard for the significance of their comparative forms.
Quite recently the importance of a scientific study of the subject has been recognised in several British Universities ; that is to say, instruction has been given in the theory as well as in the practice of the auxiliary studies.
The earliest teaching of this kind was given at Oxford, where the valuable results obtained by the classes held by Mr. F. Madan and Dr. R. L. Poole are well-known. Almost at the same time, the im- portance of these studies, in connection with practical research work in Early Economic History, was realised by the authorities of the London School of Economics, where Mr. Sidney Webb, the Chairman of the Governors, was already engaged, in conjunction with Mrs. Webb, upon the original investigations which have since appeared in the volumes of the " History of English Local Government and other works." Professor W. A. S. Hewins, at that time the Director of the
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School, was also engaged in researches for the Econo- mic History of the later and post-Mediaeval periods in connection with the well-known publications, " Social England," and the " Dictionary of Political Economy."
Thus it befell that towards the end of the year 1895 a course of theoretical and practical instruction in Palaeography and Diplomatic was determined upon by Mr. Webb and Professor Hewins, and was planned in communication with Mr. Hubert Hall of the Record Office in the first quarter of 1896. This course began in the April following, and has been continued ever since. Following the valuable sug- gestion of the late Professor York Powell, whose interest in the new London " School of Charters " was frequently manifested, instruction in " Historical Sources " was included in the new curriculum and the classification of MSS., together with the elements of Historical Bibliography, became a special feature of the Seminar work in this department of the London School of Economics.
The prospectuses of these courses, which may be found in the Calendars of the School, included sys- tematised teaching in Palaeography and Diplomatic with occasional courses in Historical Sources and Criticism, each of these courses being supplemented by practical instruction by means of Facsimiles of MSS. and exhibitions of MSS. and books, as well as by a Seminar in which the transcription and editing of some Historical text was carried out under the super- vision of the lecturer. For academic purposes the usual discipline of essays and examinations was observed together with individual direction of the studies and researches of the students. Such was the useful but limited organisation that then provided the only systematic instruction in the Auxiliary Studies of History in the University of London or, perhaps, in any English university with the exception ot Oxiord, It was, however, obvious
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that this organisation needed to be supplemented in the interests of a large body of post-graduate students resident in London, where the national archives and museums afford an unequalled opportunity for the pursuit of historical research.
In 1897 a paper was read before the Royal Historical Society by the late Professor York Powell, in which he strongly advocated the establishment of an Ecole des Cbartes in London, as a State institution ; but his appeal met with no response. A few years later, however, in 1900, the present Master of Peterhouse, Dr. A. W. Ward, then President of the Royal Historical Society, propounded a scheme of Advanced Historical Study in the course of a Presidential Address. This scheme was subsequently circulated, discussed and formulated by a Committee, under the chairmanship in turn of Mr. James Bryce and Dr. G. W. Prothero, representing the views of nearly 200 representative historical scholars who formed the first body of donors and subscribers to the Advanced Historical Teaching Fund, to which the Mansion House Committee of the Creighton Memorial Fund generously transferred a large portion of its public subscriptions.
Sufficient support having been promised to enable the Committee to establish two lectureships, it was resolved to take advantage of the existing technical instruction given at the London School of Economics (University of London) in order, to provide further advanced teaching of a purely historical character at the most convenient centre for research work in the Archives.
In pursuance of this decision of the Committee of the Advanced Historical Teaching Fund, Mr. Hubert Hall, then 'Lecturer and now Reader in Palaeography and early Economic Sources in the University of London, and Mr. I. S. Leadam, formerly Fellow and tutor of Brasenose College, Oxford, were appointed To deliver courses of lectures and to conduct
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Seminars in Advanced History at the above Uni- versity School. The lecturers' reports for the years 1901-1904 were printed in the First, Second, and Third Reports of the Committee, and details of the courses will be found in the Calendars of the Lon- don School of Economics and of the University of London for those years. In February, 1905, a public meeting was held under the chairmanship of Mr. R. B. Haldane, supported by Dr. G. W. Prothero, Professor Firth and other historical scholars, for the purpose of raising sufficient funds to continue the work that had already produced such valuable results. Further subscriptions were generously promised at this meeting and the lectures were continued for a further period of three years.
Mr. Hall's lectureship was continued during the whole of this period, and the services of Mr. George Unwin, afterwards Lecturer in Economic History in the Universities of Edinburgh and Birmingham, were also secured for a series of lectures on the early government of London. Owing to the gradual diminution of the fund, through the falling-off of the original subscribers, it was found possible to maintain one lecturer only during the years 1907-8, and at the close of the academic session of 1908-9, the payments made from this Fund were suspended.
It must not be supposed, however, that the falling off of subscriptions was due to any slackening of the endeavours of the Committee or its lecturers. The period 1905-1908 was remarkable both for increased attendance of students and the maintenance of a very high standard of teaching, as will be evident from a reference to the University Calendars of those years, as well as to the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Reports of the Committee. During this period also, Mr. Hall's students paid a memorable visit to the Ecole des Chartes and the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, and produced two works of considerable historical merit
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in the shape of Formula Books of Diplomatic Docu- ments and Legal Records, whilst they are still engaged upon a much-needed Bibliography of Medieval Economic History. For a detailed description of the Advanced Historical Teaching carried on, under the Direction and with the co-operation of the Committee, at the London School of Economics, reference may be made to Appendix I of the Fifth Report of the Com- mittee, dated July, 1907.
It may be added that since the contributions made by the Advanced Historical Teaching Fund have ceased, the London School of Economics has provided the means for continuing the work on the same scale as before.
As evidence of the valuable and important character of this work the following facts may be of interest : —
(a) During the above period it has been estimated that nearly 200 students have availed themselves of the instruction in Advanced History, provided at the London School of Economics. Of these, a large proportion were graduates of English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish Universities with a few Continental and Oriental students, and a considerable number of American graduates. Many of these students were already engaged in historical teaching or research, while several were proficient in either capacity, and it is pleasing to find that many of the younger students have since distinguished themselves as writers or teachers, both in the United Kingdom and abroad. That the provision made for their assistance has been appreciated, may be gathered from the fact that recently nearly 100 of Mr. Hall's old students presented him with a handsome testimonial, whilst, in commemoration of his 3Oth year of service at the Public Record Office, Mr. Hall received a further testimonial subscribed by more than fifty historical scholars in the United States, many of whom have attended his lectures.
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(b) The titles of some of the contributions to historical knowledge by students, in connection with their researches under the supervision of the lecturers, will be found in the calendars of the University of London, and further reference will be made below to Papers or Articles published in various learned periodicals. In respect of academic distinctions it may be mentioned that eight out of a dozen students who have received the degree of D.Sc., in the Faculty of Economics (London), have benefited by the above instruction, as also have recipients of the degrees of D.Litt. and M.A. in the Faculty of Arts' (London) ; whilst in the 1909 examination for the B.Sc. degree (London), one of Mr. Hall's students was placed alone in Class I (Honours). Again, the Alex- ander Medal of the Royal Historical Society has been awarded to Mr. Hall's students in six out of ten years. Finally, numerous posts or employment as historical lecturers and as archivists or researchers have been obtained by students, as the result of their training in the courses provided by the School.
(c) The following courses have been given : — (i) By MR. HALL :-
Palaeography (elementary and advanced) deal- ing with Latin, French and English documents and MSS. 6th — i8th centuries (1896-1911).
Diplomatic (elementary and advanced), inclu- ding Chronology and Sigillography (1896-191 1).
Archaeology (elementary), including Numis- matics, Architecture, and Heraldry (1906-8).
The Sources of English Manorial History (with a Bibliography) (1902-3).
The Church as a Landlord during the Middle Ages (1902-3).
The E volution of Accounts (1902).
The Sources, Palaeography and Diplomatic of English Historical Documents, with a Biblio- graphy (1903-4).
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Select Documents illustrating the Political History of the Mediaeval States of Western Europe ; with a Bibliography (1904-6).
The Equipment of the Historical Student (1906-8).
The Sources of Mediaeval Economic History ; with a Bibliography (1896-1911).
(2) By MR. LEADAM :—
Analysis and Criticism of Historical Sources —Early Tudor Period. (1902-4).
Early Tudor History from original Sources (1904-5).
(3) By Mr. UNWIN :
London Guilds and Livery Companies (1905-6). History of Mediaeval London (1906-7).
(d) The following Historical Publications have been prepared in Mr. Hall's Seminar : —
The Receipt Roll of the Exchequer for Michael- mas Term, 1185, collated with the contemporary Pipe Roll (1899).
The Pipe Roll of the Exchequer of the See of Winchester, 1208 (1902).
A Formula Book of Diplomatic Documents (yth-i9th centuries). (Cambridge University Press, 1908).
A Formula Book of Legal Records (loth-iyth centuries). (Cambridge University Press, 1909).
(e) Amongst the academic theses, papers read before learned societies, and many original articles or papers contributed by students to the English Historical Review, the American Historical Review, the Scottish Historical Review, the Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, and other works of original research published by students of the School, the following may be mentioned : —
Social England in the Fifteenth Century. By A. Abram, B.A., D.Sc. (Econ.). 1909.
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The Commercial Relations of England and Portugal, 1200-1807. By A. B. Walk's Chapman, D.Sc. (Econ.), and V. M. Shillington, D.Sc. (Econ., 1907.
The Council in the Marches of Wales. By C. A. J. Skeel, D.Litt. 1904.
The English Peasantry and the Enclosure of Common Fields. By Gilbert Slater, M.A.
The Commercial Relations between England and Ireland. By A. E. Murray, D.Sc. (Econ.). 1903.
(/) The Library of the London School of Economics contains a useful collection of historical works, especially for the study of Economic History, and a large collection of maps. It also possesses probably the most extensive collection of Facsimiles of MSS. for academic instruction to be found in this country. (See Appendix II.) These are available on loan to students, and are used by them for exercises, which are corrected by the Lecturer, a practice which forms an important feature of the course of instruction.
II.
The instruction given in this School of the University of London since the year 1896, in Advanced History and the Auxiliary Studies of History, has always been of both a theoretical and practical character.
In the first place there are the Courses of Lectures on the cognate subjects of Palaeography, Diplomatic and Historical Sources. Again, each of these Courses is supplemented by Practical Instruction in the shape of exercises or theses, and exhibitions of MSS. or books, as well as by Seminars, in which the Transcrip- tion and Editing of some historical text is carried out under the supervision of the Lecturer. For academic
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purposes there is also the regular direction of the studies, and researches of students who are engaged in preparing theses for the Doctorate or M.A. degree in Economic Science. This instruction may be described under the following sections, as to which it may be remarked that (c) and (d) were provided and arranged by the Committee of the Advanced History Teaching Fund above referred to, which has issued detailed Reports from 1902 to 1909.
(a) Elementary Paleography. — During the first Term students attend an elementary Course of Lectures on the history and classification of writings, and they are also thoroughly grounded in the system of the contractions in MSS., and in the approved system of Extension, with the help of a carefully selected Glossary of Contractions, and lists of typical Ex- tensions. After practice in the identification of the conventional symbols used in " Record Type," the class proceeds to study and decipher Latin MSS. from the 8th to the I2th Centuries from photographic facsimiles, supplemented by the occasional inspection of original MSS. The students are also supplied with copies of compilations specially prepared by the Lecturer, including " A List of the Commoner Mediaeval Christian Names and Surnames"; " Tech- nical Terms found in Mediaeval Records " ; " The Terminology of MSS." ; " Formulas and Classifi- cation of Records and MSS.," etc.
By the end of the first term, students are able to read any work printed in Record Type, and they can also read with fair facility Latin MSS. of the 8th to the 1 2th Century, represented by such familiar types as Royal Charters and Ancient Deeds, Domesday Book, the Pipe Rolls, and the Book-hand of the period. Moreover, they are able to extend these MSS. accord- ing to either of the systems in general use, and they have begun to possess a knowledge of the formulas and diplomatic characteristics of the period. In their
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second and third terms, students continue the practice in deciphering Latin MSS., and special lectures are devoted to an explanation of the archaisms of the Old French vocabulary and accidence. They have been already instructed in the forms of the Old English letters, and a continuous view of the develop- ment of the vernacular writing is given to the end of the I yth Century, including the chief peculiarities of the State Papers. Special attention is paid to the difficult writing of the period 1450-1732, associated with the artificial scripts known as " Court-hand," " Chancery," and " Secretary."
Students are encouraged to show up exercises in the transcription and extension of facsimiles which can be procured on loan from the Library for this purpose, and which are duly marked and registered. There is a Sessional Examination in Palaeography and Diplomatic at the end of the Summer Term.
When a class is formed for the study of Advanced Palaeography, greater attention is paid to the theoreti- cal development of the national writings, and to the bibliography of the subject. The following headings may be regarded as indicating the scope of the lectures given in both courses : —
Paleography (Elementary and Advanced).
(1) The Evolution of the National Writings.
(2) Mediaeval Writing in Latin.
(3) Mediaeval Writing in French.
(4) Vernacular Writing, 8th-i8th Centuries.
(5) Later Official Writings (artificial). " Court- hand," " Chancery," " Secretary," " Littera Sancti Petri," etc.
(6) The Mediaeval Scriptorium (Monastic and Royal).
(7) Palaeographical Terms and Texts.
(8) Contractions (History and Systems of).
(9) Extensions (Rules for).
(10) Bibliography of Palaeography.
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(b] Diplomatic ( Elementary). — The instruction given in this subject is necessarily elementary, as its chief object is to assist students in acquiring a sound and intelligent knowledge of mediaeval Palaeography. For the same reason, the scope of the instruction is not confined to purely Diplomatic documents, but includes a study of the formulas of Records.
The following headings will show the character of the instruction : —
(1) History of the study of Diplomatic.
(2) The Evolution of the Charter (Charters, Writs, under the Great and Small Seals, Sign Manual Warrants, Letters, etc., formulas and classification of).
(3) Inquisitions, Accounts, Pleadings and other Records, formulas and classification of.
(4) The Chancery.
(5) Diplomatic Criticism.
(6) Technical Chronology.
(7) Auxiliary Studies (Seals, etc.).
(8) Bibliography of Diplomatic.
(<:) Historical Sources, including both MSS. and printed books, form the subject matter of other courses of lectures. These courses* have dealt with such subjects as the History of MSS. Collections, the principles of Heuristic, Classification of MSS. and Historical Composition. Particulars of the several courses given in recent years have been published in the Calendar of the School, and detailed syllabuses have been circulated.
Each of these courses has been illustrated by the exhibition or inspection of MSS. and books, by visits to Public Archives and Libraries, and by the pro- gressive compilation of hand-lists of MSS., and of select bibliographies.
(d) An Advanced Seminar has also been held almost continuously for practical work, in connection with
* See above, (<:),
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which several editions of historical texts have been undertaken by the students under the supervision of the lecturer.*
(e) The two University readers in Economic Historyf (Dr. Lilian Knowles and Mr. Hubert Hall) have co- operated in the supervision of the original researches of students in the mediaeval and modern periods, and individual direction has been given by them to a large number of external and internal students in con- nection with the preparation of theses for the degrees of D.Sc. (Econ.) or M.A. (Lond.). In addition to the above, students have received assistance in connection with their library or professional work, or in prepara- tion for the Entrance Examination for the British Museum (MSS. department), University Scholarships, etc.
* See above, (d).
f The above account of the historical instruction at the School does not, of course, include the important and extensive curriculum for the modern period of Economic History under the direction of Dr. Lilian Knowles (University Reader), nor the teaching in History, Geography, Law, and Public Administration in other Departments of the School, for which reference may be made to the Calendar. It may be added that owing to the recent increase of Mr. Hall's official responsibilities he has received valuable assistance from Mr. Hilary Jenkinson B.A. F.S.A., who is announced to deliver Mr. Hall's lectures during next session.
APPENDIX I
ADVANCED HISTORY TEACHING FUND—
REPORT ON THE WORK OF THE CLASSES IN
PALAEOGRAPHY, DIPLOMATIC AND HISTORICAL
SOURCES, AT THE LONDON SCHOOL OF
ECONOMICS,*
During the Session 1906-7.
(By Hubert Hall, F.S.A., Appointed Teacher in Early Economic History.)
During the past Session (1906-1907), Part I. of the course of lectures on " The Equipment of the Historical Student " has been given in accordance with the Prospectus printed in the Calendar of the London School of Economics.
In tlrs course the Sources of British History (in- cluding European relations) were dealt with in con- siderable detail, the subject of the lectures given in the three terms being the description of documents and printed books, and the use of various inventories and catalogues referring thereto. Thus the students have been able to form some idea of the nature, position, classification, and uses of Official and Local Records and Historical MSS., as well as to realise these conceptions by the inspection of MSS. and printed books at the Record Office and British Museum under the guidance of the lecturer. At the same time a Select Bibliography has been compiled and circulated during the progress of the course, and this will be issued as a private hand-list for the use of students in the same form as the Select Bibliography in con- nection with a two years' course on " European Historical Documents."
* Reprinted from the Annual Report presented by Mr. H. R. Tedder, F.S.A., the Hon. Sec. and Treasurer of the Fund.
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In the Seminar for the execution of practical work in connection with the transcription and editing of Historical Texts, good progress has been made with the preparation of an important " Formula Book," and arrangements will, it is hoped, be shortly com- pleted for enabling the first part to be sent to press.
The attendances at the lectures and in the Seminar have been good, and the annexed list of the forty students, who have entered during the session, will show the value of the instruction given.
A considerable number of students have also attended my course of lectures, and the class in Palaeography and Diplomatic in the London School of Economics. Three of the students who have attended the lectures received the degree of D.Sc. (Econ.) in the University of London in May last, in connection with Theses which will shortly be published. Several others are engaged in the preparation of Theses for the degrees of D.Sc. or M.A. under my direction.
During Whitsun week a large party of my students met me in Paris by previous arrangement, for the purpose of inspecting the Archives Nationales and the Bibliotheque National*, and thanks to the arrange- ments kindly made by M. Charles Bemont, secretary of the Ecole des Chartes and directeur-adioint of the Ecole des Hautes Etudes, we had the benefit of the expert guidance of several distinguished officials and professors whose description of the MSS. and books exhibited for our inspection was greatly appreciated by their visitors. We were also privileged to go over the Ecole des Cbartes, where the students were seen at work, and the arrangements made for their in- struction were explained to us. An account of this visit has been published in the Athenaum (June ist) and in the Journal des Debats (May zgth).
I propose during next session to begin Part II. of the Course of Lectures already authorised by the Director. In this course I propose to deal with those
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auxiliary studies (Palaeography, Diplomatics, Sigillo- graphy, Numismatics and Archaeology) which are of such importance for the " Equipment of the Historical Student " ; and (as already reported by me) I hope to arouse the interest of the custodians of the several archaeological collections of the Metropolis in the work of the School, and to enable my students to benefit by their expert suggestions.
I have recently been invited to contribute a special account of the classes held at the London School of Economics to the forthcoming number of the American Historical Review, for the information of American post-graduate students in London, to whom the courses are likely to be of increasing service. Already upwards of twenty foreign students, chiefly American graduates, have attended these classes, and it will be seen from the annexed list* that five American graduates attended the course for the past session.
APPENDIX II LIST OF MSS. FACSIMILES
Series I. A. — Files 1-5. Old Palaeographical Society's
Publications (proofs and duplicates), nth to
1 5th centuries. 36 plates. Series I. B. — Files 1-4. Old Palaeographical Society's
Publications (proofs and duplicates). 6th to
1 5th centuries. 57 plates. Series I. C. — Files 1-4. Old Palaeographical Society's
Publications (proofs and duplicates). 5th to
1 5th centuries. 120 plates. Series II. — Files 1-8. New Palaeographical Society's
Publications. 200 plates. Series III. — File i. National MSS. 77 plates. Series IV. — File i. Old English, Latin, and French
Charter Hands. 9th to 1 5th centuries. 30 plates.
* Omitted here.
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Series IV. — File 2. Court Hand, Chancery, and Secre- tary. 1 5th to 1 8th centuries. 13 plates.
Series IV. — File 3 . Cursive Vernacular Writings, 1 5 th to 1 8th centuries. 32 plates.
Series IV. — File 4. English Register Hand, nth to 1 5th centuries. 18 plates.
Series V. — File i. English Book Hand. 2 plates.
Series VI. — File i. Foreign Cursive. 12 plates.
Series VI. — File 2. Foreign Register Hand, i plate.
Series VI. — File 3. Foreign Book Hand. 3 plates.
Additional Series of Miscellaneous Facsimiles. 32 plates.
NOTE. — The greater part of Series IV., which is used for reading in class is now made up to the number of 18 copies of each plate.
PREFACE
I HAVE been asked to write a few words by way of Preface to these two small Bibliographies which Miss Moore has been at some pains to compile, and which Mr. Sidney Webb has recommended for publication in an appropriate series.
Amongst ourselves the subject of Historical Biblio- graphy has been so grievously neglected that almost any essay of this kind should prove acceptable. In the present instance, the select Bibliographies that have been undertaken are such as prove of real value to those who have occasion to study the theory of the auxiliary studies of Palaeography and Diplomatic, or the several branches of early manorial and agrarian history. At the present moment, perhaps the most instructive current bibliography of Palaeography compiled in this country is the periodical list issued to members of the New Palaeographical Society, whilst no compendious bibliography of Diplomatic and its kindred subjects is available for English students. Moreover, the " Lists " printed in this volume have been compiled by a student of these subjects for the use of her fellow-students, and some regard should be paid to the practical value of such a method of selection.
Miss Moore herself has had experience of the require- ments of students in the two Universities of London and Edinburgh, whilst in the course of her professional work for the Victoria County History, and of her researches at the Public Record Office and British Museum, she has gained a considerable experience of the requirements of students which she has set herself to supply as far as possible in the following Lists.
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For my own part I feel sure that I shall find both these compilations very useful, and, as most of us are merely students of such subjects as these, it may be hoped that this contribution to the general store of knowledge will be kindly received by our fellow students.
The work has benefited by the very kind permission of Miss Frances G. Davenport, Ph.D., of the Carnegie Institution, Washington (whom I am proud to count amongst my earlier students), to use the valuable materials collected by her for the well-known " Classi- fied List of Printed Original Materials for English Manorial and Agrarian History," published in 1894. Miss Moore's compilation may therefore be regarded as a version of this admirable " List," on broader lines, including later works and, to some extent, unpublished sources. Even such a revised version, however, can only be regarded as stopping a gap in the Bibliography of this section of Mediaeval Economic History, which has fortunately begun to receive the attention of a seminar at Oxford, conducted by the greatest living authority upon the subject.
Although no titles of works published later than 1910 were included when this volume was in the press more than a year ago, the delay in its publication, due to various causes, has enabled Miss Moore to add a few titles of special interest dated in 1911,
H. H. March 8, 1911.
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PALEOGRAPHY ftf DIPLOMATIC
CONTENTS.
I. PALAEOGRAPHY.
PAGE
1. Bibliography of Bibliographies .. .. .. .. .. ..29
(a) Sections of Bibliographical Works . . . . . . . . . . 29
(b) Articles in Periodical Publications 29
2. General Authorities . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 i
(a) General Treatises on Palaeography .. .. .. 31
(/») Special Treatises . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
(c) Periodical Publications . . . . . . . . . . 33
3. Descriptions of Manuscript Collections . . . . . . 33
4. Treatises relating to the National Writings . . . . . . 34
(a) England 34
(£) Scotland 34
(c) Ireland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
(<0 Wales 35
W I^ly 35
(/) Germany 35
(g) France 35
(£) Spain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
5. Miscellaneous Works .. 36
(a) Paper-making . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
(£) Watermarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
(c) Writing Materials, Scribes, and the Scriptorium 37
(d) History of the Alphabet 38
(e) Tironian Notes and Ciphers . . . . . . . . . . 38
(/) Extensions 38
(g) Autographs . . .... 39
(h) Illuminations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
6. Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
(a) Bibliography . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
(b} Early Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
(c) Modern Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
7. Facsimiles 40
(a) General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
(b) England 42
(c) Scotland 43
(d) Ireland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
to Wales 44
(/) Italy 44
(g) Germany .. ._-. ... ... .. 44
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PAGE
(b] France 44
CO sPain • • . --45
(f) Other Nations . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
8. Facsimiles of Illuminated Manuscripts . . . . . . . . 46
(a) General 46
(£) England and Ireland . . . . . . . . . . 46
(c) France . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
II. DIPLOMATIC.
1. Bibliography of Bibliographies .. .. .. .. .. ..47
(a} Sections of Bibliographical Works . . . . . . . . 47
(£) Articles in Periodical Publications . . . . . . . . 47
(c) Bibliographies in Manuals . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
2. General Authorities . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
3. Treatises relating to the National Chanceries. . . . . . 49
(a) England . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
(i) General . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
(ii) Anglo-Saxon Charters . . . . . . . . . . 50
(iii) Post-Conquest Charters 50
(iv) Writs under the Great Seal and Instruments under the
Smaller Seals . . . . . . . . . . 52
(v) Judicial Proceedings. . .. .. .. .. ..52
(vi) Ecclesiastical Documents • • 53
(&) Scotland 53
(c] Ireland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
00 Wales 53
(e) Continental Chanceries 53
4. Auxiliary Studies .. .. .. .. .. .. • • 55
(a) Chronology .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • • 55
(b) Seals 56
(i) Bibliography . . 56
(ii) General 5 6
(iii) England . . . . . . . . . . . . • • 57
(iv) Scotland 58
(v) Wales 59
(c) Coins . . _ 59
(i) Bibliography . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
(ii) General 59
(iii) England 59
(iv) Scotland 60
(v) Ireland . . . . 60
t (vi) Wales 60
(d) Linguistic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
(i) Latin 60
(ii) Norman-French .. .. .. .. .. .. 61
(iii) English 6 1
(iv) Welsh 62
(v) Miscellaneous . . . . . . . . . . 62
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PALEOGRAPHY & DIPLOMATIC.
The titles of works which have not been examined by the compiler are marked with an asteris^.
i. PALAEOGRAPHY.
I. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BIBLIOGRAPHIES.
(a) Sections of Bibliographical Works.
1. DAHLMANN-WAITZ. Quellenkunde der deutsche
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2. GROSS, C. Literature and sources of English
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(b) Articles in Periodical Publications.
5. BOURMONT, A. DE. Paleographie et diplomatique.
Congres bibliographique international, 1888. Paris, 1889. (Reprinted separately, Paris, 1888.)
6. Deutsche Zeitschrift fur Geschichtswissenschaft.
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7. GRAND, E. D. Cours de paleographie de la Faculte
des Lettres de Montpellier, Lecon d'ouverture. (Revue des langues romanes, 46 ser., torn. III. (1889), bibliography, pp. 590-600.) Mont- pellier, 1890.
8. HESSELS, H. J. The palaeographical publications
of the last twenty-five years. (Academy, 1884, September 20, October 4 and II.)
9. IHM, M. Lateinische Papyri. Catalogue with
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10. Jahresberichte der Geschichtswissenschaft, 1878,
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11. JOHN RYLANDS LIBRARY. Selections from the
works on (Greek and) Latin palaeography in the John Rylands Library. (Manchester Quar- terly Bulletin of the John Rylands Library, 1903). 1904.
12. Kritischer Jahresberichte iiber die Fortschritte
der romanischen Philologie. Munich and Leipzig, 1892, etc.
13. OMONT, H. Listes des recueils de facsimiles et des
reproductions de manuscrits conserves a la Bibliotheque Nationale. (Extrait de la Revue des Bibliotheques.) Paris, 1903.
14. PIRENNE, H. Sur 1'etat actuel des etudes de
paleographie et de diplomatique. (Revue de 1' instruction publique en Belgique, torn. XXIX., 87-103.) Gand, 1886.
15. POUPARDIN, R., and PROU, M. Liste des recueils
de facsimiles de chartes. (Actes du Congres international pour la reproduction des manu- scrits, des monnaies et des sceaux, pp. 217 sq.) Brussels, 1905.
16. PROU, M. Paleographie et diplomatique de 1888
a 1897. Congres bibliographique international, 1898, pp. 498 sq. Paris, 1900.
PALEOGRAPHY 31
17. RANKIN, J. T. Index to facsimiles in Latin palaeography. (Pratt Institute, Monthly, VIII. , p. 39.) Brooklyn, N.Y. 1899.
II. GENERAL AUTHORITIES.
(a) General Treatises on Palaeography.
1 8. ARNDT, W. La paleographie latine. (Translated
by E. Bacha from the German " Lateinische Schrift " in " Grundriss der germanischen Philologie I," 1889. 2nd ed., pp. 263-82. 1901.) Liege, 1891.
19. ASTLE, T. Origin and progress of handwriting.
1783. 2nd ed. 1803. Reprinted, 1876.
20. CHASSANT, A. Paleographie des chartes et des
manuscrits du Xle au XVIIe siecle. 8th ed. Paris, 1885.
21. EBERT, F. A. Zur Handschriftenkunde. (Die
Bildung des Bibliothekars, Bd. i.), Leipzig, 1825.
22. GIRY, A. Manuel de diplomatique. Paris, 1894.
23. GLORIA, A. Compendia delle lezioni teorico
pratiche di paleografia e diplomatica. Padua, 1870.
24. HUMPHREYS, H. N. The origin and progress of the
art of writing. 1853.
25. LEIST, F. Urkundenlehre ; Katechismus der Diplo-
matik, Palaeographie, Chronologic und Sphrag- istik. Leipzig, 1893.
26. *LE BLANT, E. Paleographie des inscriptions
latines du 3e siecle a la fin du JQ siecle. Paris (1898?).
27. MABILLON, J. De re diplomatica. 1709. 3rd ed.
Naples, 1789.
28. MADAN, F. Books in manuscript. 1893.
29. MAFFEI, S. Istoria diplomatica. Mantua, 1727.
32 TWO SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHIES
30. MEISTER, A. Grundriss der Geschichtswissen-
schaft. Bd. I, pp. 21-130, Lateinische Palao- graphie, by B. Bretholz. Leipzig, 1906.
31. MIGNE, J. P. (Ed.). Nouvelle encyclopedic theo-
logique xlvii. Dictionnaire de paleographie. Paris, 1854.
32. PAOLI, C. Grundriss zur Vorlesungen iiber
lateinische Palseographie und Urkundenlehre. (Translated by K. Lohmeyer from the Italian Programma di paleografia latina e di diplo- matica.) Innsbruck, 1902.
33. POSSE. O. Die Lehre von den Privaturkunden.
Leipzig, 1887.
34. PROU, M. Manuel de paleographie latine et
francaise du Vie au XVIIe siecle. 3rd. ed. Paris, 1910.
35. REUSENS, E. H. J. Elements de paleographie.
Louvain, 1899.
36. SILVESTRE, J. B. Paleographie universelle. Four
vols. Paris, 1839-41. (Translated into English by Sir F. Madden. Two vols., 1850.)
37. TASSIN ET TOUSTAIN. Nouveau traite de diplo-
matique. Paris, 1750-65.
38. THOMPSON, E. M. Handbook of Greek and Latin
Palaeography. 1906.
39. THOMPSON, E. M. Palaeography. (Companion to
Latin Studies, Ed. J. E. Sandys, p. 765.) 1910.
40. THOYTS, E. E. How to decipher and study old
documents. 3rd ed. 1909.
41. TRAUBE, L. Vorlesungen und abhandlungen,
Bd. I. Zur Palaographie und Handschriften- kunde. (Ed. P. Lehmann.) Munich, 1909.
42. WAILLY,N. DE. Elements de paleographie. Two
vols. Paris, 1838.
43. WATTENBACH, W. Anleitung zur lateinischen
Palaeographie. 4th ed. Leipzig, 1886.
44. WRIGHT, A. and MARTIN, C. T. Court hand
restored. 9th ed. 1879.
PALEOGRAPHY 33
(b) Special Treatises.
45. DELISLE, L. Note sur Porigine des i /pointes.
(Bibliotheque de 1'Ecole des Chartes, XIIL, pp. 563-4; XIV., p. 312). Paris, 1852-3.
46. DELISLE, L. Forme des abbreviations et des
liaisons dans les lettres des papes au XHIe siecle. (Reprinted from ibid., XLVIIL, pp. 121-4.) Paris, 1887.
47. DELISLE, L. " Litterse tonsae " a la chancellerie
Romaine au XHIe siecle. (Reprinted from ibid. LXIL, pp. 256-63.) Paris, 1901.
48. ROBERT, U. Note sur Torigine de 1'e cedille dans
les manuscrits. (Melanges Julien Havet,
PP- 633-7-) Paris. l895-
(c) Periodical Publications.
49. Bibliotheque de 1'Ecole des Chartes, Paris, 1839,
etc.
50. Bibliotheque Nationale, Notices et extraits des
manuscrits. Paris, 1787, etc.
III. DESCRIPTIONS OF MS. COLLECTIONS.
51. BRITISH MUSEUM. Guide to the manuscripts,
autographs, charters, seals, illuminations and bindings exhibited in the Department of Manu- scripts in the Grenville Library. 3rd ed. 1906.
52. DELISLE, L. Le cabinet des manuscrits de la
Bibliotheque Nationale. Vols. I.-III., Paris, 1 868-8 1.
53. JAMES, M. R. Descriptive catalogue of the manu-
scripts in the Fitzwilliam Museum. 1895.
54. Musee des Archives Nationales, Paris, 1872.
55. NICHOLSON, E. W. B. Brief conspectus of the
cases in the Bodleian Library, illustrating the
34 TWO SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHIES
history of Latin and West European book- hands. 1890.
56. Public Record Office, Catalogue of the museum
of the. 6th ed. 1909.
IV. TREATISES RELATING TO THE NATIONAL WRITINGS.
(a) England.
57. HALL, H. Studies in English official historical
documents. (Part 3.) 1908.
58. HARDY, W. J. Handwriting of the kings and
queens of England. 1893.
59. HICKES, G. Linguarum septentrionalium the-
saurus (Dissertatio epistolaris), part 3. 1705-3.
60. JOHNSON, C., and JENKINSON, C. H. Court
Hand. Oxford, 1912.
61. KELLER, W. Angelsachsische Palaographie.
Palaestra XLIII. Ed. by A. Brandl, G. Rothe, and E. Schmidt. 2 parts, Berlin, 1906.
62. THOMPSON, E. M. The history of English hand-
writing, A. 0.700- 1400. (Bibliographical Society's Transactions. V., pp. 109-142, 213-53. T9OIJ and cf. Handbook, ut supra, pp. 244-56 285-92, 301-20.)
(b) Scotland.
63. ANDERSON, J. Selectus diplomatum Scotiae
thesaurus. 1739.
64. INNES, C. Facsimiles of national manuscripts of
Scotland. 1867-71.
(c) Ireland.
65. GILBERT, J. T. Account of facsimiles of national
manuscripts of Ireland. 1884.
66. LINDSAY, W. M. Early Irish minuscule script.
(St. Andrew's University Publications, VI.) 1910.
PALEOGRAPHY 35
67. TRAUBE, L. Perrona Scottorum. (Sitzungs-
berichte der philosophisch-philologischen und der historischen Classe der konigl. bayer. Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Miinchen, 1900. Heft, IV., pp. 469-537.) 1901.
(d) Wales.
68. EVANS, J. G., and RHYS, J. Book of Llan Dav.
(Series of Welsh Texts.) 1893.
(e) Italy.
69. CECCHETTI, B. Programma delF Imperial Real
Scuola di Paleografia in Venezia. Venice, 1 862.
70. MAFFEI, S. Op. cit. (No. 29.)
71. MARINI, G. I papiri diplomatic!. Rome, 1805.
72. MONACI, E. Archivio paleographico Italiano.
Rome, 1882, etc.
73. Russi,M. Paleografia e diplomatica di documenti
delle province Napolitane. Naples, 1883.
74. VAYRA, P. II museo storico della casa di Savoia
nell' archivio di stato in Torino. Turin, 1880.
(/) Germany.
75. SYBEL, H. VON, and SICKEL, T. VON. Kaiser-
urkunden in Abbildungen. Berlin. 1880-91.
76. *Unterrichts-Behelfe zur Handschriftenkunde.
Handschriften aus dem XVI., XVII., und XVIII. Jahrhundert. (Zusammengestellt v. d. Direktion d. K K. Kriegsarchivs.) Vienna, ort
(g) France.
77. BOURMONT, A. DE. Lecture et transcription des
vieilles ecritures. Manuel de paleographie des XVIe, XVIIe, et XVIIIe siecles. Caen, 1881.
78. DELISLE, L. Notice sur un manuscrit merovingien
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36 TWO SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHIES
79. DELISLE, L. Memoire sur 1'ecole calligraphique
de Tours au IXe siecle. (Reprinted from Memoires de 1' Academic des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres, XXXII. , le partie.) Paris, 1885.
80. DELISLE, L. L'Evangeliaire de Saint-Vaast
d' Arras et la calligraphic Franco-Saxonne du IXe siecle. Paris, 1888.
(b) Spain.
81. LOEW, A. Studia Palaeographica. A contribution
to the history of early Latin minuscule and to the dating of Visigothic MSS. (Sitzungsberichte der Koniglich Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften Philos-philol. und hist, klasse.) Munich, 1910.
82. LOEW, A. The Beneventan Script. (Archaeol.
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83. MERINO, A. Escuela paleographica, 6 de leer
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84. MUNOZ Y RIVERO, J. Manual de paleografia
diplomatica espanola de los siglos XII. al XVII. Madrid, 1880. 2nd ed. 1890.
V. MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
(a) Paper-making.
85. BRIQUET, C. M. La legende paleographique du
papier de coton. Geneva, 1884.
86. BRIQUET, C. M. Recherches sur les premiers
papiers employes en Occident et en orient du Xe au XI Ve siecle. Paris, 1886.
87. CROSS, C. F., and BEVAN, E. J. A text-book of
paper-making. 3rd ed. 1907.
88. DUMERCY, C. Bibliographic de la papeterie.
Brussels, 1888.
89. GARNETT, R. Early Arabian paper-making. (The
Library, New Series, IV., pp. i-io.) 1903.
PALAEOGRAPHY 37
90. JENKINS, R. Early attempts at paper-making in
England. (Library Association Record, II., pp. 479-88, 577-88; III., pp. 239-51; IV., pp. 128-39.) 1900-02.
(b) Water-marks.
91. BRIQUET, C. M. Les filigranes. Four vols. Paris,
1907.
92. DEL MARMOL, F. Dictionnaire des filigranes.
Namur, 1900.
93. SOTHEBY, S. L. Collection of specimens of water-
marks in paper. (British Museum.)
(c) Writing Materials, Scribes, and the Scriptorium.
94. CANEPARIUS, P. M. De atramentis. 1660.
95. CLARK, J. W. The care of books. 2nd ed. 1902,
reissue 1910.
96. DAVENPORT, C. J. The book, its history and
development. (Westminster Series.) 1907.
97. GASQUET, F. A. The old English Bible, pp.
35-53. The monastic scriptorium. 1908.
98. HARDY, T. D. Descriptive catalogue of manu-
scripts. III. Preface, pp. xxxii., et seq. The
St. Albans school of writers. Three vols. 1862-71.
99. *HEYMANN, T., and UEBEL, A. Aus dem
Schriftwesen des Mittelalters. Leipzig, 1907.
100. JAMES, M. R. Ancient Libraries of Canterbury
and Dover. Intro, p. Ixi. 1903.
101. MARTIN, H. Notes sur les ecrivains au travail.
(Melanges Chatelain, pp. 535-44.) Paris, 1910.
102. MILBURN, J. B. Mediaeval manuscripts. (Dub-
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103. PAUES, A. C. The Irish school of writing. (Cam-
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38 TWO SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHIES
104. PUTNAM, G. H. Books and their makers during
the Middle Ages. Two vols. New York, 1896.
105. WATTENBACH, W. Das Schriftwesen im Mittel-
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(d) History of the Alphabet.
106. HUGO, H. De prima scribendi origine. 1738.
107. JOHNSON, J. Typographia ; a series of Ancient
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108. TAYLOR, I. The History of the Alphabet. New
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(e) Tironian Notes and Ciphers.
109. CHATELAIN, E. Introduction a la lecture des
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111. PALGRAVE, F. The ancient calendars and in-
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112. BURTON, J. H. The Register of the Privy
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113. HALL, H. Op. cit. Part 3. (pp. 390-394.)
(No. 57-)
114. LONDON PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE. The 4Oth
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115. PIPE ROLL SOCIETY. Publications XXIX. Pre-
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PALAEOGRAPHY 39
(g) Autographs.
116. CHARAVAY, E. Lettres autographes composant
la collection de M. Alfred Bovet. (Preface.) Paris, 1887.
(/;) Illuminations.
117. BIRCH, W. DE G., and JENNER, H. Early
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1 1 8. HERBERT, J. A. Illuminated manuscripts.
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119. LAMPRECHT, K. Initial-Ornamentik des VIII.
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1 20. MIDDLETON, J. H. Illuminated manuscripts in
classical and mediaeval times, their art and their technique. 1892.
121. SHAW, H. The art of illumination as practised
during the Middle Ages. 2nd ed. 1870.
122. THOMPSON, E. M. English illuminated manu-
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123. THOMPSON, E. M. The grotesque and the humor-
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VI. ABBREVIATIONS.
(a) Bibliography.
124. HARDY, T. D. Registrum Palatinum Dunel- mense, Vol. iv., p. xvii. Table of abbre- viations, pp. cxxix.-cclxi. Four vols. 1873-8.
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125. TASSIN and TOUSTAIN. Nouveau traite de dip-
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126. WALTHER, G. L. Lexicon diplomaticum.
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128. CHASSANT, A. Dictionnaire d' abbreviations
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130. LINDSAY, W. M. Contractions in early Latin
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131. MARTIN, C. T. The record interpreter. 2nd ed.
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VII. FACSIMILES.
(a) General.
136. ARNDT, W. Schrifttafeln zum Gebrauch bei Vorlesungen-Selbstunterricht. Hefte I, 2. Berlin, 1874-8.
PALEOGRAPHY 41
137. ARNDT, W. Schrifttafeln zur Erlernung der
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138. ASTLE, T. Op. cit. (No. 19.)
139. BRITISH MUSEUM. Catalogue of ancient manu-
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140. BURN, A. E. Facsimiles of the Creeds from early
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142. CHROUST, A. Monumenta palseographica.
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143. DELISLE, L. Le cabinet des manuscrits de la
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144. DELISLE, L. Melanges de paleographie et de
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145. ECOLE DES CHARTES. Album paleographique.
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146. *L' Ecole des Chartes, recueil de facsimiles a
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147. IHM, M. Palaeographia Latina. 1910.
148. JAMES, M. R. The western manuscripts in the
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149. JOHNSON, C., and JENKINSON, C. H. Op. cit.
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150. Melanges Chatelain. Paris, 1910.
151. NEW PALAEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Publications.
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152. NICOLE, J., and MOREL, C. Archives militaires
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153. PALAEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Publications. Fac-
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154. PERTZ, G. H. Schrifttafeln zum Gebrauchbei
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155. PROU, M. Recueil de facsimiles du Xlle au
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156. PROU, M. Nouveau recueil, etc. Paris, 1896.
157. PROU, M. Recueil de facsimiles du Ve au XVIIe
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158. PROU, M. Manuel. Op. cit. (Album.) (No. 34.)
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160. SILVESTRE, J. B. Op. cit. (No. 36.)
161. STEFFENS, F. Lateinische Palasographie. Frei-
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162. TASSIN and TOUSTAIN. Nouveau traite, ut supra.
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163. WAILLY, N. DE. Op. cit. (No. 42.)
164. WESSELY, C. Schrifttafeln zur alteren lateinis-
chen Palaeographie. Leipzig, 1898.
165. ZANGEMEISTER, C., and WATTENBACH, W.
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(b) England.
166. BOND, E. A. Facsimiles of ancient charters in
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167. Domesday Book facsimile (Ordnance Survey
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168. DELISLE, L. Recueil des Actes de Henri II.
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170. KELLER, W. Op. cit. (No. 61.)
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172. SANDERS, W. B. Facsimiles of national manu-
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173. SANDERS, W. B. Facsimiles of Anglo-Saxon
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178. WARNER, G. F. Facsimiles of royal, historical,
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1 80. WUELCKER, R. Codex Vercellensis. Die Angel-
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181. ANDERSON, J. Op. cit. (No. 63.)
182. FORBES-LEITH, W. The Gospel Book of Saint
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183. INNES, C. Op. cit. (No. 64.)
(d) Ireland.
184. GILBERT, J. T. Facsimiles of national manu-
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185. LINDSAY, W. H. Early Irish minuscule script.
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1 86. MEYER, K. Irish manuscripts in the Bodleian
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1 88. WESTWOOD, J. C. Pabeographica sacra pictoria.
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189. EVANS, J. G., and RHYS, J. Op. cit. (No. 68.)
(/) Italy.
190. BONELLI, G. Codice palaeographico Lombardo.
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191. MARINI, G. Op. cit. (No. 71.)
192. MONACI, E. Op. cit. (No. 72.)
193. PFLUGK-HARTTUNG, J. VON. Specimina selecta
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194. Russi, M. Op. cit. (No. 73.)
195. VATICAN LIBRARY. Specimina palaeographica
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196. VAYRA, P. Op. cit. (No. 74.)
197. VITELLI, G., and PAOLI, C. Collezione Fiorentina
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(g) Germany.
198. SYBEL, H. VON, and SICKEL, T. VON. Op. cit.
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Anglo-Saxon Charters, p. 50. Anglo-Saxon manuscripts, Facsimiles
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Aronius, J., Diplomatische studien.
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244, 3°9- Bretholz, B., Latemische Palaogra-
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(Seals) Catalogue. No. 350. _
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(Water-marks). No. 93.
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INDEX
Brunner, H., Die Entstehung der
Schwurgerichte. No. 310. , Zur Rechtsgeschichte. Nos.
241, 265^ Burn, A. E., Facsimiles of the creeds.
No. 140. Burton, J. H., Register (Extensions).
No. 112. Caneparius, P. M., De atramentis.
No. 94. Cappelli, A., Cronologia. No. 331.
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Carlyon-Britton, P. W. P., Coinage of
Wales. No. 392. Carysfort, William, Earl of, Pageant.
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Charters, Anglo-Saxon, p. 50. Charters, Post-Conquest, pp. 50-52. Chassant, A., Dictionnaire d'abbre-
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Chronology, pp. 55-56.
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Facsimile de livres. No. 221. Forme des Abbreviations. No. 46. Le Cabinet de manuscrits. Nos.
H3-
L'Evangeliaire. No. 80.
Rex Anglorum. No. 274.
" Litterae tonsae." No. 47.
Melanges. No. 144.
L'6cole calligraphique. No. 79.
i pointes. No. 45.
MS. merovingien. Nos. 78, 199.
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Feudal lords and their seals. No,
365- Engel, A., and Serrure, R., Numismati-
que No. 378. England, Coins, pp. 59-60.
66
INDEX
England, Diplomatic, pp. 49-53.
, Facsimiles, pp. 42-43.
, Facsimiles of illuminated manu- scripts, p. 46. , Palaeography, p. 34.
— , Seals, pp. 57-58. Erben, W., Schmitz-Kallenberg, L.,
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No. 416. Evans, J. G., and Rhys, J. Book of
Llan Dav. Nos. 68, 189. Ewald, P., and Loewe, G. Exempla
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, Listes des recueils de. No. 13.
Facsimiles de chartes, Liste des
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3J3-
Fitzherbert, A., The new Natura Brevium. No. 298.
Fitzwilliam Museum, Descriptive cata- logue of manuscripts. No. 53.
Flammermont, J., Album paleogra- phique. No. 201.
Forbes-Leith, W., Gospel Book of St. Margaret^ No. 182.
France, Facsimiles, p. 44.
, Facsimiles of illuminated manu- scripts, p. 46.
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Garnett, R., Early Arabian paper- making. No. 89.
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Germany, Facsimiles, p. 44.
— — , Palaeography,^. 35.
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Giry, A., Manuel. Nos. 22, 242, 247,
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, Rotuli de Liberate. No. 295.
, Rotuli litterarum clausarum.
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No. 295.
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INDEX
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Illuminated manuscripts, Facsimiles.
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Illuminations, p. 39. Innes, C., National manuscripts of
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26. Instiuments under the smaller seals
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Ireland, Coins, p. 60. , Diplomatic, p. 53.
— , Facsimiles, pp. 43-44.
, Illuminated manuscripts, p. 46.
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No. 119. Langlois, C. V., Formulaires. No.
3'7-
, Manuel. No. 3.
L'art de verifier les dates. Nos. 339,
34°- Lauer, P., and Samaran, C., Diplomes
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Le Blant, E., Paleographie. No. 26. Le Moine, P. C., Diplomatique. No.
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No. 282. Lindsay, J., Coinage of Ireland. No.
39°-
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Linguistic, English, pp. 61-2. , Latin, pp. 60-6 1.
68
INDEX
Linguistic, Miscellaneous, pp. 62-3.
, Norman-French, p. 61.
, Welsh, p. 62.
" Litterae tonsae." No. 47.
Loew, A., Beneventan script. No. 82.
, Studia Palaeographica. No. 81.
Loewe, G., s^Ewald, P.
Lohmeyer, K., see Paoli, C.
London School of Economics, Receipt
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301. Mabillon, J., De re diplomatica. Nos.
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Maffei, S., Istoria diplomatica. Nos.
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395- Maitland, F. W., Domesday. No. 271.
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Manuscript Collections, Descriptions
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71, 191. Martin, C. T., Record interpreter.
Nos. 131, 396.
, Court Hand., see Wright, A.
Martin, H., Ecrivains au travail. No.
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320, 343. Merino, A., Escuela paleographica.
No. 83.
Meyer, K., Irish MSS. No. 186. Middleton, J. H., Illuminated MSS.
No. 120.
Migne, J. P., Dictionnaire de diplo- matique. No. 253.
Nouvelle encyclopedic. No. 31.
Milburn, J. B., Medieval MSS. No.
102.
Monaci, E., Archivio. Nos. 72, 192. Morel, C., see Nicole, J. Munoz y Rivero, J., Manual. No. 84.
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Musee des Archives Nationales. Nos.
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391-
New Palapographical Society. No.
Nicholson, E. W. B., Conspectusof
Bodleian. No. 55. Nicolas, H., Chronology. No. 344. Nicole, J., and Morel, C., Archives
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No. 300 .
Palaeographical Society. No. 153. Palaeography, General Authorities,
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, General treatises, pp. 27-8.
, Periodical publications, p. 29.
, Special Treatises, p. 29.
Palgrave, F., Ancient calendars. No.
in. Palgrave, R. H. I., Dictionary. No.
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Papermaking, p. 36.
Parker, J. N., Glossary. No. 424.
Pasquier, F., Archives notariales. No.
321.
Paues, A. C., Irish school. No. 103. Payne, W., see Herrtage, S. J. H. Pedrick, G., Borough seals. No. 372.
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Pertz, G. H., Schrifttafeln. No. 154. Petrie, H., Chronology. No. 345. Pflugk-Harttung, J. von, Specimina
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227.
INDEX
69
Pipe Roll Society III., Abbreviations.
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, Linguistic. No. 397.
Pipe Roll Society XXIX., Extensions.
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Piper, F., Kalendarien. No. 346. Pirenne, H., Etudes. Nos. 14, 238. Poland, Facsimiles. No. 210. Poole, R. L., Beginning of the year in
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— , Henry II. 's Charters. No. 274. , Teaching of palaeography. No.
254.
Posse, O., Privatuikunden. No. 33. Post-Conquest Charters, pp. 50-52. Potthast? A., Bibliotheca. No. 228. Poupardin, R., and Prou, M. Liste des
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No. 296.
Promptorium parvulorum. No. 425. Prothero, G. W., Unknown charter.
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Poupardin, R.
, Manuel. Nos. 34, 133, 158.
, Pateographie et diplomatique.
Nos. 1 6, 239. , Receuil de facsimiles. Nos.
I5$-1S7- Public Record Office, Catalogue of
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Putnam, G. H., Books. No. 104. Rankin, J. T., Index to facsimiles.
No. 17. Rastell, W., Les termes de la Ley.
No. 426. Receipt Roll of the Exchequer. No.
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See U. K.
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, Paleographie. Nos. 35, 159.
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Robinson, S. F. H., Celtic illuminative
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— , Charters. Nos. 273, 274, 285,
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF
MANORIAL AND AGRARIAN
HISTORY.
CONTENTS.
1. Catalogues of Manuscript Collections .. .. ,. ,. 75
(a) Official Archives . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
(b) Unofficial Manuscripts . . . . . . . . . . 77
2. Bibliographies of Printed Works . . . . . . . . 78
3. Published Sources 80
(a) Collections 80
(b) Single Works 98
(c) Periodicals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 18
4. Modern Works 141
(a) Selected from Collections .. .. .. .. .. ..141
(£) Single Works 144
(c) Periodicals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 50
APPENDIX
A select list of published Collections, Transactions, etc., of Learned Socie- ties and Periodical Publications containing Texts, Abstracts, Calendars or Articles relating to Manorial or Agrarian History.
(0) Collections 160
(b) Transactions 163
(c) Periodicals 165
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF
MANORIAL AND AGRARIAN
HISTORY.
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF WORKS RELATING TO ENGLISH MANORIAL AND AGRARIAN HISTORY, FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE YEAR 1660.
The titles of works which have not been examined by the compiler are marked with an asterisk.
I CATALOGUES OF MANUSCRIPT
COLLECTIONS.
(a) Official Archives.
It is the custom of modern Historical Bibliographers to attempt some description of the unpublished sources of History. These may be conveniently classified according to their custody, whether in official Archives or in the Manuscript Departments of the great Libraries and other collections of a public nature as well as amongst the private muniments of ecclesiastical, legal, and municipal corporations or of private individuals.
The " Official Archives " above referred to are practically co-extensive, in England, with the Public Records ; but a few collections are to be found under the official control of certain Public Depart- ments, notably the Ecclesiastical Commission, Green- wich Hospital (Admiralty), the Office of Woods and Forests, and the Duchy of Cornwall.
It is not possible to mention here more than the titles of the several classes of Public Records which are more or less valuable as sources of information on the subject of Manorial or Agrarian History, and of which some portion at least remains unpublished. The
75
76 TWO SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHIES
arrangement adopted here is the old " proprietary" classification by courts and departments ; but it should be remembered that some of these ancient collections have recently been broken up and distri- buted amongst various " Special Collections " which will be referred to below.
1. Records of the Court of Chancery.
Ancient Deeds, Chancery Proceedings (Early Series and Series I.), Charter Rolls, Cartae Antiquae, County Placita, Darell and Stonor Papers (some of these family papers, exhibited in Chancery, have been transferred to State Papers Supplementary], Forest Proceedings, Inquisitions Post Mortem, Miscellaneous Inquisitions, Miscellanea of the Chancery.
2. Records of the King's Court.
Curia Regis Rolls, Assize Rolls, etc., Feet of Fines.
3. Records of the Court of Exchequer.
(a) King's Remembrancer's Department. Accounts of Alien Priories, Ministers' Accounts,
Inquisitions, Ancient Extents, Rentals and Surveys, Miscellaneous Books, Miscellanea of the Exchequer, Forest Proceedings.
(b) Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer's Depart- ment.
Pipe Rolls, Enrolled Accounts, Foreign Accounts, Miscellaneous Rolls.
(c) Exchequer of Receipt. Miscellaneous Rolls, Miscellaneous Books,
Miscellanea.
(d) Treasury of the Receipt.
Forest Proceedings, Miscellaneous Books.
(e) Augmentation Office.
Conventual Leases, Duchy of Cornwall Records, Ministers' and Receivers' Accounts, Miscellaneous Books.
(f) Land Revenue Department.
Court Rolls, Receivers' Accounts, Miscella- neous Books.
MANORIAL & AGRARIAN HISTORY 77
(g) First Fruits and Tenths Office.
The King's Books, Liber Decimarum. 4. Records of Palatinates.
(a) Palatinate of Chester and Flint and Welsh Records.
Eyre Rolls, Forest Rolls, Quo Warranto Rolls, Rutbin Records, Miscellaneous Rolls and Books.
(b) Palatinate of Durham. Halmote Court Books.
(c) Palatinate of Ely. (Not yet transferred to offical custody.)
(d) County Palatine and Duchy of Lancaster. Royal Charters, Miscellaneous Books (e.g. Nos.
13 to 64), Forest Proceedings, Rentals and Surveys,
Ministers' Accounts, Special Commissions, Leases,
Plans, and Maps.
Of the " Special Collections" above referred to, the most important are Ministers' Accounts, Rentals and Surveys, Court Rolls and Ancient Deeds. Printed official lists exist for the first three of these, and for several of the series previously mentioned, and official Calendars exist for the Charter Rolls and Ancient Deeds. A limited number of Record texts have been published by the Old Record Commission, and many more in modern times, as well as Calendars, or Abstracts, by the Local Historical Societies (see Appendix). For the whole of these Archives special reference should be made to Mr. Scargill-Bird's well- known "Guide to the Public Records" (1908).
(b) Unofficial Manuscripts.
A large number of unpublished Manorial documents such as Surveys, Extents, Rentals, Custumals, Court Rolls, Accounts, etc., are to be found amongst the Muniments of corporations and private individuals as well as in Libraries and other collections. A " Guide " to these sources is still a desideratum, but useful lists
78 TWO SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHIES
are given by Nicholls (No. 5), Hone (No. 4), Daven- port (No. 10), Gross (No. 15), "Local Records" and the Manorial Society's publications. The Reports of the Historical Manuscripts Commission, though as a rule taking little notice of manorial and other economic documents, are of some assistance. Some valuable catalogues have been published by private enterprise, and the contents of the great collections of the British Museum, Bodleian, etc., can be ascertained from the official catalogues (Nos. i — 3) of those institutions. A large proportion of the private collections referred to above still remain undescribed and practically inacces- sible to students.
1. Bodleian Library, Calendar of Charters and Rolls
preserved in the. Ed. W. H. Turner and H. O. Cox. 1878.
2. British Museum, Catalogue of Additional Manu-
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3. British Museum, Index to the Charters and Rolls
in the Department of Manuscripts. Ed. H. J. Ellis and F. B. Bickley. 1900. •.•These are the most important for the sub- ject. The Cotton, Harleian, Lansdown, and other well-known collections are not rich in manorial or agrarian materials.
4. HONE, N. J. The Manor and Manorial Records.
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MANORIAL & AGRARIAN HISTORY 79
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Fortnightly Review. New Series. VII., 89. 1870.
158 TWO SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHIES
925. SEEBOHM, F. The Historical Importance of the
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926. SEEBOHM, F. The Land Question. Quarterly
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927. SEELIGER, G. Forschungen zur Geschichte der
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928. SMITH, L.TOULMIN. The English Manor. Quar-
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931. TAYLOR, C. S. The pre-Domesday Hide of
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932. TURTON, R. B. The Service of Hornsgarth.
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933. VINOGRADOFF, P. Agricultural Services. Econo-
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935. VINOGRADOFF, P. An illustration of the con-
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937. VINOGRADOFF, P. Transfer of Land in old
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APPENDIX.
A Select List of Published Collections, Transactions, etc.,
of Learned Societies, and Periodical Publications
containing Texts, Abstracts, Calendars or
Articles relating to Manorial or
^Agrarian History.
(a) Collections.
946. Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological
Society, Publications [1882], etc. (See Nos. 1 59, etc.)
947. British Record Society, Index Library. 1890, etc.
(See Nos. 79, etc.)
948. Cambrian Archaeological Association Publica-
tions, 1862, etc. (See Nos. 27, etc.)
949. Camden Society, 1838, etc. (See Nos. 21, 28, etc.)
950. Canterbury and York Society, 1905, etc. (See
Nos. 143, etc.)
951. Cantilupe Society, 1906, etc. (See Nos. 92, etc.)
952. Chetham Society. Remains, Historical and
Literary connected with the Palatine Counties of Lancaster and Chester. 1844, etc. (See Nos. 29, etc.)
953. Collectanea Topographica et Genealogica. Ed.
J. G. Nicholls. 1834-43. Eight vols. (See Nos. 174, etc. See also No. 987.)
954. Cumberland and Westmoreland Antiquarian
Society Publications, 1877, etc. (See Nos. 57, etc.)
955. Cymmrodorion Society, Publications. (See Nos.
^^ H9-).
956. Cymmrodorion Society, Record Series. 1892, etc.
(See Nos. 33, etc.)
160
APPENDICES 161
957. Dorset Records. Ed. A. Fry and G. S. Fry,
1894, etc. (See No. 62.)
958. Early English Text Society, 1864, etc. (See
Nos. 38, etc.)
959. English Dialect Society. 1873, etc. (See Nos.
75, etc.)
960. English Reprints. Ed. Edward Arber. 1868, etc.
Reissue, 30 vols., 1895. (See Nos. 112, etc.)
961. Hampshire Record Society, 1889, etc. (See No.
26, etc.)
962. Historical MSS. Commission Reports, 1870, etc.
(See Nos. 42, etc.)
963. Lancashire and Cheshire, The Record Series for
the Publication of Documents relating to. 1879, et seq. (See Nos. 74, etc.)
964. Manorial Society Monographs. 1907, etc. (See
No. 96.)
965. New Shakespeare Society, 1874, etc. (See
Nos. 88, 176.)
966. Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological Society,
Publications. [1850], etc. (See Nos 125, etc.)
967. Northumberland County History Committee.
History of Northumberland, 1893, etc. (See No. 127.)
968. Oxford Historical Society, Publications, 1885,
etc. (See Nos. 51, etc.)
969. Oxford Studies in Social and Legal History. Ed.
P. Vinogradoff. 1910, etc. (See Nos. 713, etc.)
970. Parker Society, 1841, etc. (See Nos. 30, etc.)
971. Pipe Roll Society. Pipe Rolls, etc. 1884, etc.
(See Nos. 68, etc.)
972. Powysland Club. Montgomeryshire Collections,
1868 [1867], etc. (See Nos 25, etc.)
973. Record Commission, Publications, 1802-69. (See
Nos. 41, etc.)
974. Rolls Series, 1858, etc. (See Nos. 22, etc.)
975. Roxburghe Club, 1814, etc. (See Nos. 180,
181.)
162 TWO SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHIES
976. Royal Archaeological Institute of Great Britain
and Ireland, Memoirs, 1848, etc. (See Nos. 89, 157.)
977. Royal Historical Society, Publications, 1877, etc.
(See Nos. 113, etc.)
978. Selden Society [1887], 1888, etc. (See Nos. 98,
etc.)
979. Somerset Archaeological and Natural History
Society, Publications, 1868, etc. (See Nos. 203, etc.)
980. Somerset Record Society, Publications, 1887, etc.
(See Nos. 78, etc.)
981. Southampton Record Society, 1905, etc. (See
Nos. 91, etc.)
982. [Staffordshire]. William Salt Archaeological
Society. Collections for a History of Stafford- shire. [1881, etc.]. (See Nos. 23, etc.)
983. Suffolk Green Books. Ed. S. H. A. Hervey,
1894, etc. (See Nos. 177, etc.)
984. Surtees Society. [1835, etc.]. (See Nos. 31, etc.)
985. Sussex Record Society. 1902, etc. (See No.
986. Thoresby Society, Publications, 1889, etc. (See
Nos. 43, etc.)
987. Topographer and Genealogist (The). A New
Series of Collectanea Topographica. Ed. J. G. Nicholls. Three vols. 1846-58. (See Nos. 102, etc. See also No. 953.)
988. Victoria History of the Counties of England,
1900, etc. (See No. 722.)
989. Wilts Record Society, 1896, etc. (See No. 150.)
990. Worcestershire Historical Society, 1893, etc.
(See Nos. 86, etc.)
991. Yorkshire Archaeological and Topographical
Association. Record Series. 1885, et seq. (See Nos. 195, etc.)
992. [Yorkshire]. North Riding Record Series.
Thirteen vols. 1884 [i883>97. (See No. 191.)
APPENDICES 163
(b) Transactions.
993. Archaeologia Cambrensis, the Journal of the
Cambrian Archaeological Association. 1846, et seq. (See Nos. 459, etc.)
994. Archaeologia Cantiana, being Transactions of the
Kent Archaeological Society. 1858, et seq. (See Nos. 444, etc.)
995. Associated Architectural Societies, Reports and
Papers. [1851, etc.]. (See Nos. 509, etc.)
996. Bath Natural History and Antiquarian Field
Club Proceedings (1867), 1868, etc. (See Nos. 649, 650.)
997. Birmingham and Midland Institute, Birmingham
Archaeological Society, Transactions, 1871, etc. (See No. 492.)
998. Bradford Historical and Antiquarian Society.
Bradford Antiquary, 1881, etc. (See Nos. 5 1 3, etc.)
999. Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological So-
ciety, Transactions, 1876, et seq. (See Nos. 450, etc.)
1000. Bury and West Suffolk Archaeological Institute, Proceedings. One vol. (1849-53.) Later under the title Proceedings of Suffolk Inst. of Archaeol. and Nat. Hist. (See No. 535. See also No. 1020.)
1001. Cambridge Antiquarian Society, Communica-
tions, etc. 1859, etc. (See Nos. 615, etc.)
1002. Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Archaeo- logical Society Transactions, 1901, etc. (See No. 616.)
1003. Cumberland and Westmoreland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society Transactions, 1874, etc. (See Nos. 527, etc.)
1004. Cymmrodorion Society. Y Cymmrodor, 1877, etc. ; Transactions, 1892-3, etc., 1894, etc. (See Nos. 468, etc.)
164 TWO SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHIES
1005. Derbyshire Archaeological and Natural History
Society, Journal, 1879, etc. (See Nos. 451, etc.)
1006. Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature, and Art, Transactions, 1863, etc. (See Nos. 442, etc.)
1007. Dorset Natural History and Antiquarian Field
Club, 1877, etc. (See Nos. 626, etc.)
1008. Essex Archaeological Society, Transactions.
1858,^5^. (See Nos. 584, etc.)
1009. Herts (East) Archaeological Society, Trans-
actions [1899], 1900, etc. (See No. 625.)
1010. Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society, Transactions, 1884, etc. (See No. 447.)
I on. Lancashire and Cheshire Historic Society Pro- ceedings, later called Transactions. [1848, et seq.] 1849, et seq. (See Nos. 457, etc.)
1012. Midland Record Society, Transactions, 1897, etc.
(See Nos. 470, etc.)
1013. Norfolk Archaeology. Published by the Norfolk
and Norwich Archaeological Society, 1847, etseq. (See Nos. 547, etc.)
1014. [Oxfordshire.] North Oxfordshire Archaeolo- gical Society, afterwards Oxfordshire Archaeolo- gical Society. Transactions. [1856], etc. (See No. 646.)
1015. Royal Historical Society. Transactions. I.
1871. New Series, II., etc. 1873, etc. (See Nos. 573, etc.)
1016. Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, Transactions, 1878 [1877], etc. (See Nos. 472, etc.)
1017. Society of Antiquaries. Proceedings, 1849, etc-
(See No. 443.)
1018. Society of Antiquaries, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Proceedings. Vol. I. 1857-58. New Series, Vol. II., etc. 1887, etc. (See Nos. 506, etc.)
APPENDICES 165
1019. Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural His- tory Society. Proceedings. 1851, et seq. (See Nos. 454, etc.)
1020. Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and Natural History. Proceedings. [1849.] 1853, et seq. (See Nos. 485, etc. See also No. 1000.)
1 02 1. Surrey Archaeological Society. Archaeological Collections. 1858, etc. (See Nos. 478, etc. )
1 022. Sussex Archaeological Collections. Published by the Sussex Archaeological Society. 1848, etc. (See Nos. 481, etc.)
1023. Thoroton Society. Transactions, 1898, etc. (See
No. 572.)
1024. Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine. 1854, et seq. (See Nos. 458, etc.)
1025. Yorkshire Archceological and Topographical Association. Journal. 1870, et seq. (See Nos. 441, etc.)
1026. [Yorkshire.] East Riding Antiquarian Society
1893, etc. (See Nos. 486, etc.)
(c) Periodicals.
1027. American Academy of Political amd Social
Science. Annals. 1890, etc. (See Nos. 836, etc.)
1028. American Historical Review. New York,
1895, etc. (See Nos. 834, etc.)
1029. The Antiquary. 1880, etc. (See Nos. 469, etc.)
1030. Archaeologia. Published by the Society of Antiquaries of London. 1770, et seq. (See Nos. 448, etc.)
1031. Archaeologia Aeliana. Published by the Society
of Antiquaries of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 1822, et seq. (See Nos. 487, etc.)
1032. Archaeological Journal, The. Published by the
Royal Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland. 1845, et seq. (See Nos. 488, etc.)
166 TWO SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHIES
1033. Archaeological Review, The. 1888-90. (See
Nos. 614, etc.)
1034. British Archaeological Association. Journal.
1 846, et seq. (See Nos. 446, etc.)
1035. Devon Notes and Queries, 1900, etc. (See Nos. 538, etc.)
1036. East Anglian (The) : or Notes and Queries on Subjects connected with the Counties of Suffolk, Cambridge, Essex, and Norfolk. New Series. i8S$,etseq. (See Nos. 440, etc.)
1037. English Historical Review, 1886, etc. (See Nos. 452, etc.)
1038. Fenland Notes and Queries, 1891 [1889], etc. (See Nos. 491, etc.)
1039. Gloucestershire Notes and Queries, 1881 [1879], etc. (See Nos. 479, etc.)
1040. Harvard Law Review. Cambridge, Mass.
1887, etc. (See No. 874.)
1041. Home Counties Magazine, 1899, etc. (See Nos. 607, 859. See also No. 1045.)
1042. Lancashire and Cheshire Historical and Genea- logical Notes. Three vols. 1879 [i878]-83. (See No. 579.)
1043. Law Quarterly Review, 1885, etc. (See Nos.
843, etc.)
1044. Lincolnshire Notes and Queries. 1888, et seq.
(See Nos. 455, etc.)
1045. Middlesex and Herts. Notes and Queries,
1895, etc. Called the Home Counties Magazine since 1898. (See No. 511. See also No. 1041.)
1046. Northamptonshire Notes and Queries, 1884, et seq. (See Nos. 505, etc.)
1047. Notes and Gleanings : devoted chiefly to
subjects connected with the Counties of Devon and Cornwall. 1888-92. (See No. 571.)
1048. Political Science Quarterly. New York, 1886, etc. (See Nos. 883, etc.)
APPENDICES 167
1049. Quarterly Journal of Economics. Boston, Mass.,
1887, etc. (See Nos. 835, etc.)
1050. Quarterly Review, 1809, etc. (See Nos. 926, 928.)
1051. Reliquary, The. iS6o,etseq. (See Nos. 483, etc.)
1052. Somerset and Dorset Notes and Queries, 1890, et seq. (See Nos. 445, etc.)
1053. Vierteljahrschrift fur Social und Wirtschafts-
geschichte. Leipzig, 1903, etc. (See Nos. 839,
938.)
1054. Western Antiquary (The) ; or Notebook for Devon, Cornwall, and Somerset. Ed. W. H. K. Wright. i882[8i>93. (See No. 536.)
1055. Wiltshire Notes and Queries, 1893, etc. (See
No. 683.)
1056. Yorkshire County Magazine. 1891, et seq.
(See No. 691.)
INDEX
Abenhall. No. 590.
Abingdon Abbey, Accounts of Obe-
dientars of. No. 21. Abingdon, Chronicon Monasterii de.
No. 22.
Abingdon Wool Subsidy. No. 440. Abney. No. 462. Accounts, p. 76. Nos. 21, 24, 26, 27,
34, 41, 47, 50, 58, 61, 63, 69, 71, 90,
92, 94, 97, I05, I23, H2, «4»j '91, 198, 200, 204, 205, 228, 236, 238, 243, 257, 26z, 274, 276, 278, 283, 289, 291, 294, 308, 320, 324, 343, 344, 357, 365, 379, 384, 387, 389, 410, 422, 427, 438, 443, 468, 479, 486, 488, 496, 502, 505, 513, 515, 525, 533, 539, 54°, 542, 55°, 551, 553, 555, 558, 566, 571, 606, 611, 623, 636, 643, 669, 671.
Ackworth. No. 276.
Adames, Jonas, CourteLeete. No. 217.
Adams, G. B., Anglo-Saxon Feudalism No. 834.
Adams, H., Anglo-Saxon Courts of Law. No. 725.
Adkin, B. W., Copyhold. No. 726.
Alien Priories, p. 76.
Allen, J., Royal Prerogative. No. 727.
Allen, T., Lincoln. No. 218.
Allen, W. F., Essays and Monographs. No. 728.
Allerton. No. 480.
Almonbury. Nos. 441, 672.
Alrewas. No. 23.
Amery, J. S., Ashburton. No. 442.
Ancient Deeds, pp. 76, 77.
Ancient Demesne. No. 831.
Ancient Extents, p. 76.
Anderson, J. C., Plan and Award, Croydon. No. 219.
Andrews, C. M., Old English Manor. No. 729.
Anglesea. No. 502.
Anglo-Saxon Landbook. No. 738.
Appleby Barony. No. 633.
Appleby Manor. No. 443.
Appletree Hundred. No. 463.
Archbold, W. A. J., Somerset Reli- gious Houses. No. 24.
Arnold, A. M., Cobham. No. 444.
Articles of Inquiry. Nos. 91, 120, 144,
Ashburton. No. 422.
Ashley, W. J., Anglo-Saxon Township.
No. 835.
, Early Teutonic Society. No. 837.
, English Economic History.
No. 730.
, Surveys. No. 731.
, Villein Tenure. No. 836.
Ashmore. Nos. 425, 445.
Ashton, C., and Lloyd, E. Defodau
Powys. No. 25. Ashton, Oxford. No. 68 1. Ashton-under-Lyme, Lanes. No. 186. Assize Rolls, p. 76. Nos. 107, 128,
230, 402, 498, 499, 597, 615, 651,
665.
Astle, T., Great Tey No. 732. Astley, H. J. D., Two Norfolk Villages.
No. 446.
Atherington. No. 559. Augmentation Office, p. 76. Axon, E., Plan of Booth Hall Estate.
No. 447.
Aylesbury. No. 617. Baigent, F. J., Crondal. No. 26. Baigent, F. J., and Millard, J. E..
Basingstoke. No. 220. Baildon, W. P., see Maitland, F. W. Bailiff's Accounts, see Accounts. Baines, E., Lancaster. No. 221. Baines, F. E., Hampstead. No. 222. Balance Sheet, Chew Magna. No. 203. Balance Sheet of Order of St. John.
No. 638. Ballard, A., Domesday. No. 696.
, Oxfordshire Village. No. 838.
, Woodstock Manor. No. 839.
Banham. No. 547.
Banks, Sir J. Breviate. No. 449.
Barford. No. 688.
Baring, F., Domesday Book. No. 840.
, Domesday Tables. No. 733.
, Hidation. No. 841.
Barlowe, Jerome, see Roy, William. Baronia de Kemeys. No. 27. Bartleet, S. E., Chipping Camden. No.
450.
Barwick-in-Elmet. No. 50. Basingthorpe. No. 556.
1 68
INDEX
169
Basingstoke. No. 220.
Bates, E. F., Five-hide-unit. No. 842.
Bateson, M., Bibliography in Jahres-
berichte. No. 7. , Peterborough Court Leet. No.
452. Batten, J., Hundreds of Stone and
Catash. No. 453.
— , Stoke under Hamdon. No. 454. Battle Abbey, Custumal of. No. 28. Battle. No. 436. Bayeux Barony. No. 455. Beaminster. No. 456. Beamont, W., Castle of Halton. No.
223.
, Warrington. No. 29.
Beaumaris. No. 6n.
Beaurepaire. No. 236.
Beazley, F. C., Burton-in-Wirral. No.
457-
Beckwith, J., see Webb, E. A. Becon, Thomas, Catechism. No. 30. Bedfordshire. Nos. 97, 113. Begbroke. No. 171. Benese, Sir Richard de, Boke of the
Measuring of Land. No. 224. Benhall. No. 408. Bennett, R., and Elton, J., Corn
Milling. No. 734. Bennett, Rev. Canon, Orders of
Shrewton. No. 458. Bensington. No. 357. Bentham, Joseph., Christian Conflict.
No. 225.
Berkeley. No. 159. Berkshire. Nos. 21, 22, 28, 97, 113,
342-
Berry Pomeroy. No. 639. Berthelet, T., Boke for a Justice of
Peace. No. 226.
Berw and the Hollands. No. 459. Best, Henry, Rural Economy. No. 31. Bibliographies. Nos. 7-20. Bicester. No. 262. Bickley, F. B., Dulwich Court Rolls.
No. 439. , Index to Charters, see Ellis,
H.J.
Bigland, R., Gloucestershire. No. 227. Bird, S. R. S., Crown Lands, see Hall,
H.
Bishopstrow. No. 476. Black Book of Hexham. No. 32. Black Book of St. Davids. No. 33. Blackbourne Hundred. No. 362. Blackburnshire. No. 428. Blackheath Hundred. No. 284.
Blakesby. No. 447.
Blakesley, G. H., Manorial Juris- diction. No. 843.
Bleadon. No. 157.
Blithfield. No. 208.
Blomfield, J. C., Bicester. No. 228. — , Fritwell. No. 229.
Bloomsbury. No. 241.
Blount, T., Tenures. No. 735.
Bodleian Library, Calendar. No. I.
Boke of the Measuring of Land. No. 224.
Boldon Buke. No. 34.
Bondage, see Villeinage.
Bondsmen, see Villeins.
Booth, W., Warrington. No. 35.
Bootle Court Baron. No. 460.
Borley. No. 45.
Borough English. Nos. 795, 854, 855.
Bosham. No. 657.
Boston. No. 218.
Boulter, W. C., Court Rolls of York- shire Manors. No. 461.
Bowles, E. B., Abney. No. 462.
Boxall, C. G., Duke of Manchester's Manorial Estates. No. 230.
Boxted. No. 339.
Boyton. No. 360.
Brackenfield Common. No. 563.
Bracton's Note Book. No. 231.
Bradcar. No. 547.
Bradford. Nos. 299, 513, 581.
Bradshaw, F., Serfdom in Durham. No. 844.
Bradwell. No. 279.
Brand, J., Newcastle-upon-Tyne. No. 232.
Bratton, Wilts. No. 683.
Bratton Clovelly. No. 680.
Braunston. No. 585.
Braunton. No. 507.
Bray Hundred. No. 307.
Brayley, E. W., Surrey. No. 233.
Brecknockshire. No. 302.
Bridgman, E. R. O., and G. C. O., Weston-under-Lizard. No. 36.
Bridgman, G. T. O., Wigan. No. 37.
Bridges, W. B., Okehampton. No.
234-
Brinklow, H., Complaint of Roderick Mors. No. 38.
British Museum, Catalogue of addi- tional MSS. No. 2.
British Museum, Index to Charters. No. 3.
Brixworth. No. 618.
Bromesgrove. No. 470.
170
INDEX
Bromfield. No. 6n.
Brownlov.v, W. R., Lectures on Slavery.
No. 736. Brur mer, H., Das Anglo-Normannische
'jirbfolge system. No. 737. Brunner, H., Sippe und Wergeld. No.
845- Brunner, H., Zur Rechtsgeschichte.
No. 738.
Bryan, E. A., The Mark. Nos. 8, 739. Buckinghamshire. Nos. 113, 379. Buckstaff, F. G., Married Women's
Property. No. 846. Bull, F. W., Newport Pagnell. No.
235-
Burcester Priory. No. 228. Burn, R., see Nicholson, J., No. 347. Burnley. No. 189. Burrows, M., Family of Brocas. No.
236.
Bursars' Accounts, see Accounts. Burton-in-Wirral. No. 457. Burton-upon-Trent. Nos. 39, 390. Burton Cartulary. No. 39. Burton, R. J., Hundred of Appletree.
No. 463. Burton, Thomas, Heminbrough. No
40.
Buxhall. No. 249. Calendar of MSS. of Dean and Chapter
of Wells. No. 42.
Calthorpe, Charles, The Lord of the
Manor and the Copyholder. No. 237. Calverley Charters. No. 43. Cambridge. Nos. 247, 318. Cambridgeshire. Nos. 101, 616. Cambridgeshire Assize Rolls. No. 61 5. Cambridgeshire Lay Subsidy Rolls.
Nos. 465-467, 622. Candler, C., Manor of Topcroft. No.
847. Cardiganshire Ministers' Accounts.
No. 468.
Carleton. No. 73. Carnarvon, The Record of. No. 41. Carr, H., Portishead Rectory Court
Rolls. No. 469. Cartae Antiquae. p. 76. CartaeetMunimenta de Glamorgancia.
No. 238.
Carter, W. F., Bromesgrove. No. 470. Castlecary. No. 471. Castle Combe. No. 387. Catalogues of MSS. Collections. Nos.
1-6.
Catash Hundred. No. 453. Certain Ancient Tracts. Nos. 75, 268.
Certayne Causes. No. 44.
Certificate of non-villenage. No. 621.
Chadwick, H. M., Anglo-SaxonI nsti- tutions. No. 740.
Chancery, Select cases in. No. 152.
Chancery Proceedings, p. 76. Nos. 164, 165.
Charlton Marshal. No. 294.
Charnock, R. S., Ancient manorial Customs. No. 741.
Charter Rolls, pp. 76, 77.
Charters. Nos. 43, 66, 92, 566.
Chartularies. Nos. 47, 66, 80, 85, 123, 141, 146, 150,200.
Cheal, H., Ditchling. No. 239.
Chertsey Abbey. Nos. 233, 328.
Cheswardine. No. 472.
Chetwynd-Stapleton, H. E., Staple- tons of Yorkshire. No. 473.
Chew Magna. No. 203.
Cheyney, E. P., English Serfdom. No. 848.
, Mediaeval Manor. No. 45.
Chibburn Preceptory. No. 540.
Chigwell. No. 673.
Child's Ercall. No. 472.
Chipping Camden. Nos. 450, 492.
Chirbury. No. 46.
Cholderton. No. 683.
Chope, R. P. Hartland. Nos. 474, 849.
Church Enstone. No. 330.
Cirencester. No. 522.
Civil Pleas. No. 154.
Clark, A., Serfdom. No. 850.
Clark, G. T., Rothley. No. 475.
, Manorial Particulars. No. 851.
Clark-Maxwell, W. G., Customs of Manors of Abbey of Lacock. No. 476.
Clarke, J., Survey of Lakes. No. 240.
Clay, J. W., Clifford Family. No. 477.
Clinch, G., Bloomsbury. No. 241.
, Inventory of a Surrey Farmer.
No. 478.
, Mayfair. No. 242.
Clitheroe Honor. Nos. 58, 243.
Clun Hundred. No. 631.
Clutterbuck, R., Hertford. No. 244.
Cobhambury. No. 444.
Cockersand Abbey. Nos. 47, 48.
Coke, Sir Edward. Complete Copy- holder. No. 245.
Cold Ashton. No. 479.
Coldingham Correspondence. No. 49.
Coleman, F. S., Allerton. No. 480.
, Barwick-in-Elmet. No. 50.
Collectanea. No. 51.
INDEX
171
Collectanea Topographica et Genealo-
gica. No. 5.
Collectors' Accounts, see Accounts. Colne. No. 339. Common, Rights of. Nos. 145, 397,
711.
Commons. No. 807. Compoti, see Accounts. Compton Gifford Tything. No. 689. Coneywestpn. No. 362. Considerations concerning inclosures.
No. 246.
Conventual Leases, see Leases. Cooper, G. M., Otteham Abbey. No.
481. Cooper, H. C., Cambridge Annals. No.
247.
Cooper, W. D., Midhurst. No. 482. Copeland, R., Modus tenendi curiam
Baronum. No. 248. Copinger, W. A., Buxhall. Nos. 249,
742. , Smith-Carrington Family. No.
251.
, Suffolk. No. 250.
Copyhold. Nos. 317, 424, 726, 803,
805, 825, 882, 920. Copyholds confirmed. No. 483. Corbett, J. A., Llanblethian. No. 484. Corbett, W. J.« Elizabethan Surveys. No. 852. , and Methold, T. T., Hepworth,
Suffolk. Nos. 485, 853. Corn mill, Dispute concerning a. No.
Corn milling. No. 734.
Cornage. No. 879.
Corner, G. R., Borough English. Nos.
854, 855.
Cornwall. Nos. 182, 190. Cote. No. 68 1. Coucher Book of Kirkstall Abbey.
No. 103.
County Courts. Nos. 277, 392. County Palatine, p. 77. County Placita. p. 76. Court Baron. Nos. 96, 119, 217, 226,
248, 277, 314, 333, 334, 356, 365A,
366, 367, 369, 370, 372, 386, 391,
392, 399, 4H, 43°- Court Baron, Bootle. No. 460. Court Hundred. No. 226. Court Keeper, Complete. No. 298. Court Keeping. Nos. 265, 803. Court Leet. Nos. 217, 266, 277, 300,
3!4, 333, 364, 365A, 371, 375> 386>
391, 394, 4'4, 43<V432, 7*9-
Court Leet and Baron, Manor of Ramsey. No. 634.
Court Leet, Peterborough. Ho 452.
Court Leet Records of ' Sail :orc \. No. 151.
Court Leet Records, Southampton. No. 163.
Court of Chancery, Records of. p. 76.
Court of Exchequer, Records of. p. 76".
Court of Requests, Select cases in. No. 152.
Court Rolls, pp. 76, 77. Nos. 23, 26, 4°, 54, 55> 64, 67, 86, 97, 105, 114, 118, 119, 140, 141, 149, 151, 185, 211, 230, 243, 249, 251, 252, 255, 259, 267, 275, 282, 283, 297, 301, 3°3, 307, 3°9, 3*5, 323, 324, 326, 327, 332, 343, 355, 379, 3^4, 412, 417, 421, 423, 435, 437, 438, 439, 451, 461, 462, 469, 471, 479, 490, 514, 516, 519, 534, 536, 538, 541,
544, 562, 565, 575, 576, 5^3, 588,
593, 605, 609, 617, 619, 620, 627,
646, 647, 649, 660, 663, 667, 676,
678, 679, 680, 683, 684, 691. Court Rolls, Lists of. Nos. 4, 16. Coventry Leet Book. No. 52. Cox, H. O., see Turner, W. H. Cox, J. C., Abbey of Meaux. No. 486. Crabbe, G., Thompson. No. 252. Cranmer, Thomas, Works. No. 53. Craster, H. H. E., Northumbrian
Hundred Rolls. No. 487. Creighton, M., Northumbrian Border.
No. 488. Crofton, H. T., Chapel of Stretford.
No. 54.
, Newton Chapelry. No. 55.
, Newton Manor Court Rolls.
No. 490.
, Tithe Corn Book. No. 489.
Cromer. No. 382.
Crondal. No. 26.
Crosby, J.H., Manor of Tyd. No. 491.
Crouch, J., Chipping Camden. No.
492.
Crowley, Robert, Works. No. 56. Crown Lands. No. 873. Crown, Select Pleas of the. No. 155. Croydon. Nos. 174, 219. Culford. No. 362.
Cullum, J., Hawsted. Nos. 253, 743. Cumberland. Nos. 32, 48, 135, 198,
295. Cunningham, W., Cottenham Order
Makers. No. 697.
172
INDEX
Cunningham, W., English Industry and Commerce. Nos. 9, 255, 744.
-, V/alter of Henley. No. 856.
Curia Hegis Rolls, p. 76. Nos. 68, 147.
Curtain e Drawer of the World. No. 254.
Curtter, W. H. R., English Agriculture. N.o. 745.
tlussans, J. E., Hertfordshire. No. 256.
Custumals. Nos. 28, 40, 42, 69, 78, 82,93, 144, 157, 158, 159, 186,220, 230, 232, 260, 264, 272, 293, 294,
299, 3°', 33°, 343, 347, 353, 37^, 380, 390, 402, 403, 407, 409, 415, 428, 436, 475, 476, 507, 508, 517, 549, 590, 657, 672, 68 1, 687, 690.
Customary Rents. No. 713.
Customary Tenure. No. 921.
Customs. Nos. 406, 732, 735, 741, 766, 774, 804, 812, 870, 872, 910.
Cuttlestone Hundred. No. 139.
Dalrymple, J., History of Feudal Property. No. 746.
Daniel-Tyssen, J. R., Mailing. No.
493-
Darell Papers, p. 76. Dareste de la Chavanne, C., Classes
Agricoles. No. 747. Dartmoor, Maps of inclosures on. No.
494. Davenport, F. G., Classified List. No.
10.
, Decay of Villeinage. No. 857.
, Norfolk Manor. Nos. 257, 749.
, Terra Soliata. No. 858.
Davies, A. M., Domesday Hidation.
No. 859.
Deansgate, Manchester. No. 490. De Lacy, Henry, Compoti of lands of.
Nos. 58, 496.
, Extent of lands of. No. 186.
Dendy, F. W., Jesmond. No. 497.
DeneMagna. No. 590.
Denton, W., England in the i5th
century. No. 258. Derbyshire. No. 438. Derbyshire Assize Rolls. Nos. 498-
Derbyshire Fines. No. 500. Derbyshire in 1327-8. No. 501. Derbyshire Pipe Roll. No. 351. Derley Abbey. No. 563. Descriptio Maneriorum. No. 117. Devon. Nos. 182, 190, 353, 551, 640. Diary of the Rev. Ralph Josselin. No. 59-
Digby, Sir K. E.,Lawof Real Property, No. 750.
Ditchling. No. 239.
Dolforwyn Castle. Nos. 201, 682.
Domesday, Modern Works on. Nos. 696, 698, 721, 722, 733, 751, 755- 757, 761, 767, 778> 785, 827, 828, 840, 859, 876, 907, 908, 912, 915,
Domesday Book. No. 60. Domesday of inclosures. No. 113. Domesday of inclosures for Notting- hamshire. No. 572. Domesday of St. Pauls. Nos. 61, 700. Doncaster Records. No. 259. Doniol, H., Serfs et vilains. No. 748. Dorset. Nos. 78, 182, 551. Dorset Feet of Fines. No. 62. Dorset Inquisitions. No. 503. Dove, P. E., Domesday Studies. No.
751-
Drengage. No. 879. Drinkwater, C. H., Records. No. 504. Duchy of Cornwall Records, p. 76. Duchy of Lancaster, p. 77. No. 74. Dugdale, W., Monasticon. No. 261.
, Warwickshire. No. 260.
Dulley, G. M., Croyland Abbey. No.
505.
Dulwich Court Rolls. No. 439. Dunkin, J., Bicester. No. 262. Durham. Nos. 32, 135. Durham Abbey Account Rolls. No.
63- Durham Bishopric, Survey of. No.
506.
Durham Halmote Rolls. No. 64.
Durham Priory. Nos. 64, 69.
Durham, See of. No. 90.
Dutton-y-Brain. No. 613.
Dymond, R., Customs of Braunton. No. 507.
Earl Soham. No. 508.
Earle, J., Land Charters. No. 752.
Early Chancery Proceedings, Stafford- shire. No. 165.
East Greenwich. No. 284.
East Harnham. No. 150.
Eastborne. No. 548.
Easter Rolls of Whalley. No. 65.
Ebury. No. 241.
Edgeware. No. 51.
Edmonton. No. 376.
Edmonton Survey. No. 511.
Ellesmere. No. 512.
Ellis, H., Domesday Book. No. 698.
INDEX
17.3
Ellis, H. J., and Bickley, F. B., Index to Charters. No. 3.
Elmswell, Suffolk. No. 362.
Elton, C. I., Custom and Tenant Right. No. 753. — , Tenures of Kent. No. 754.
Elton, J., see Bennett, R.
Ely. No. 10 1.
Ely Episcopal Manor. No. 491.
Ely Manors. No. 637.
Empsall, T. T., Bradford. No. 513.
English Bicknor. Nos. 587, 588.
English Peasantry. No. 860.
Enrolled Accounts, p. 76.
Epworth. No. 514.
Erbistock. No. 614.
Essex. Nos. 28, 61, 113.
Evercreech. Nos. 515, 516.
Ewenny Priory. No. 417.
Exchequer of Receipt, p. 76.
Exning" Half-Hundred. No. 568.
Extenta Manerii. No. 173.
Extents, p. 77. Nos. 22, 33, 39, 41, 42, 45, 50, 61, 66, 78, 80, 82, 83, 87, 89, 97, 106, 109, 141, 175, 186, 191, 197, 201, 218, 229, 235, 238, 244, 250, 255, 256, 276, 282, 288, 289, 295, 299, 305, 306, 324, 339, 341, 352, 353, 36z, 389> 39°> 4°4, 4°6, 411, 421, 422, 450, 472, 474, 482, 484, 485, 492, 493, 495, 512, 513, 528, 529, 531, 532, 547, 553, 570, 574, 577, 58i, 587, 591, 595, 59^, 601, 603, 610, 612, 624, 625, 635, 637, 645, 655, 664, 677, 682, 683.
Eynsham Cartulary. No. 66.
Eyre Rolls, p. 77.
Eyton, R. W., Domesday Studies. Nos. 755, 756.
, Key to Domesday. No. 757.
Fanshaw, H. C., Holmesfield. No. 5 1 7.
Farmers' Accounts, see Accounts.
Farrant, R. O., Manx Land Tenures. No. 861.
Farrer, W., Court Rolls. No. 67.
, North Meols. No. 263.
Faulkner, T., Fulham. No. 264.
Faversham Hundred. No. 518.
Feet of Fines, p. 76. Nos. 62, 68, 70, 103, in, 125, 126, 128, 160, 168, 183, 216", 319, 325, 434, 500, 526,
560, 56i,_652, 692. •ell
Fellowes, Henry, Laws respecting
Copyholds. No. 265. Felton Book. No. 397. Feodarium Prioratus Dunelmensis.
No. 69.
Feodaries. Nos. 221, 633. .
Feodary's Accounts, see Accounts.
Feudal Aids. No. 109.
Feudal Tenures. No. 924.
Final Concords, see Feet of Fines.
Finch, H. B., Whitchurch. No. 519.
Finchampstead. No. 323.
Fines, see Feet of Fines.
First Fruits and Tenths Office, p. 77.
Fisher, R. B., Copyhold Tenure. No.
266. Fishwick, H., Garstang. No. 72.
, Lytham. No. 71.
, Pleadings. No. 74.
, Poulton-le-Fylde. No. 73.
, Rochdale. No. 267.
Fitzherbert, John, Book of Hus- bandry. No. 75.
, Book of Surveying. No. 268.
Fleta. No. 269.
Fletcher, W. G. D., On the efforts
made to convert Arable Land into
Pasture. No. 862. Fletton. No. 523. Flint Records, p. 77. Flintshire Subsidy Roll. No. 520. Flixton. No. 406. Folcland. No. 934. Footman, M. H., see Norgate, K. Forde. No. 649. Foreign Accounts, p. 76. Forest, Select Pleas of the. No. i 56. Forest Lawes. No. 329. Forest of Thornes. No. 270. Forest Proceedings, pp. 76, 77. Forest Rolls, p. 77. Forest Tenures. No. 724. Forrest, Sir William, Pleasant Poesie.
No. 76.
Forncett. No. 257. Frankpledge. Nos. 784, 823. Freeholders. No. 909. Freiston. No. 411. Fritwell. No. 229. Fulham. No. 264. Fuller, E. A., Customary tenants. No.
522.
, Tallage of 6 Edward II. No. 521.
, Tenures of Land. No. 863.
, Cirencester. No. 864.
Fuller, Thomas, The Holy State.
No. 271.
Furnivall, F. J., Ballads. No. 77. Fustel de Coulanges, N. D., Histoire
des Institutions Politiques. No. 758. , Origine dela Propriete Fonciere.
No. 865.
174
INDEX
Caches, L., Stanground and Fletton.
No. 523.
Gage, J., Thinghoe Hundred. No. 272. Gargrave, York. No. 427. Gamier, R. M., British Peasantry.
No. 759. , English landed interest. Nos.
11,760.
Garstang. No. 72. Gavelkind. Nos. 795, 814, 8 1 8. Gay, E. F., Authorship of the Book of
Husbandry. No. 866.
, Inclosures. No. 867.
, Midland Revolt. No. 868.
, and Leadam, I. S., Inquisitions
of Depopulation. No. 869. Gibbins, H. de B., Industry. No.
761.
Gilden Morden, Poll Tax. No. 524. Gillingham. No. 294. Glamorgan. No. 238. Glastonbury Abbey Accounts. No.
525.
Glastonbury Inquisition. No. 180. Glastonbury Rentals. No. 78. Glastonbury. Nos. 286-287. Gloucester Cartulary. No. 80. Gloucestershire. Nos. 21, 80, 227. Gloucestershire Feet of Fines. No.
526.
Gloucestershire Inquisitions. No. 79. Godalming. Nos. 686, 687. Goddard, C. V., Winterbourne Stoke.
No. 870. Gomme, G. L., Annual Index. No. 12.
, Index. No. 13.
, Literature of Local Institutions.
No. 14. , Village Community. Nos. 81,
699.
, Widowhood. No. 871.
Googe, Barnabe., Four Bookes of
Husbandrie. No. 273. Gower and Kilvey, Surveys of. No. 82. Gray, A., Priory of St. Radegund. No.
274. Grazebrook, H. S., Barons of Dudley.
No. 83. Great Cressingham Court Rolls. No.
275.
Great Roll of the Pipe. No. 84. Green, W. A., Ackworth. Nos. 276,
762. Greenfield, B. W., Meriet of Meriet.
No. 528. Greenwood, William, County Courts.
No. 277.
Greetham. No. 529.
Gretton, R. H., Lot-meadow Customs.
No. 872. Gross, C., Literature and Sources.
No. 15.
Grossteste, Robert, Rules. No. 312. Grosvenor Estate, Middlesex. No.
241.
Grovely Forest. No. 688. Guisbrough Cartulary. No. 85. Hackney. Nos. 400, 401. Hadleigh Castle, Essex. No. 531. Hadleigh, Suffolk. Nos. 532, 624. Hale, W. H., Domesday of St. Paul's
Intro. No. 700.
Hale, W. H., Registrum. No. 701. Hales, Worcestershire, Court Rolls.
No. 86.
Hales, John, Commonweal. No. 311. Haling Manor. No. 174. Hall, H., Formula Book. No. 278. , Society in the Elizabethan Age.
No. 279. , and Bird, S. R. S., Crown Lands.
No. 873.
Hall, J. M., Haresfield. No. 533. Hallhead, Henry, Inclosure thrown
open. No. 280. Halliwell-Phillips, J. O., Life of
Shakespeare. No. 281. Halmote Court Books, p. 77. Halmote Court Rolls, see Court Rolls. Halmote Rolls, Durham. No. 64. Halton Barony. No. 58. Hampstead. Nos. 222, 305. Hancock, F., Minehead. No. 282. Hanssen,G.,AgrarhistorischeAbhand-
lungen. No. 763. Hampshire. Nos. 28, 80, 379. Harbottle. No. 543. Hardwick, Norfolk. No. 609. Hardwick, Suffolk. No. 535. Hardy, R., Tatenhill. No. 283. Haresfield. No. 533. Harland, J., Mamecestre. No. 87. Harmondsworth. No. 566. Harrison, W., Description of England.
No. 88.
Harrow Court Rolls. No. 534. Hart, W. H., Historia et Cartularium.
No. 702.
Hartland. No. 474. Hartshorne, C. H., Northumberland
Antiquities. No. 89. Hasbach, W., English Agricultural
Labourer. No. 764. Hasted, E., Kent. No. 284.
INDEX
Hatfield's Survey. No. 90. Hatherleigh. No. 536. Hatherop. No. 476. Haverford. No. 537. Haverfordwest. No. 656. Havering-atte-Bower. No. 352. Hawsted. Nos. 253, 568. Hayton Manor. No. 527. Hazeltine, H. D., Gage of land. No.
874.
Hearnshaw, F. J. C., Leet Jurisdic- tion. Nos. 16, 91, 703. Hearne, T., Collectanea. No. 285. , Johannis Glastoniensis Chronica.
No. 286. , Peter Langtof t's Chronicle. No.
287.
Heddington. No. 476. Hemerdon. No. 538. Heminbrough. No. 40. Kensington. No. 331. Hepworth. Nos. 250, 485. Hereford Cathedral Charters. No. 92. Herringswell. No. 583. Hertfordshire. Nos. 61, 244, 256. Hexham Priory. Nos. 93, 539- Hibbaldstow. No. 619. Hibbert-Ware, S., Customs of a
Manor in the North of England. No.
765.
Hide, The. Nos. 794,906,917,918,931. Hill, J. H., Langton. No. 288. Historical MSS. Commission, p. 78. Hitchin. Nos. 244, 388. Hoare, R. C., Wiltshire. No. 289. Hodgson, J., Jarrow. No. 94.
, Northumberland. No. 290.
Hodgson, J. C., Chibburn Preceptory.
No. 540.
, Morpeth. No. 541.
, Temple Thornton. No. 542.
Hodgson, R. W., Redesdale. No. 543. Hodgson, T. H., Village Community.
No. 875.
Holkham. No. 95. Holm Cultram. No. 347. Holmes, T. S., Wookey. No. 291. Holmesfield. Nos. 517, 544. Hone, N. J., Manner and Court Baron.
No. 96. Hone, N. J., Manor. Nos. 4, 17, 97,
704.
Hope. No. 545. Horncastle Records. No. 546. Hoskyns, C. W., Land Laws. No. 705. Hudson, R., Warwickshire Parish.
No. 292.
Hudson, W., Leet Jurisdiction. Nos. 98, 706.
, Manor of Eastborne. No. 548-
, Three manorial extents. No.
547-
, Wiston. No. 549.
Hugo, T., Mediaeval Nunneries. No.
551- , St. Margaret's Hospital, Taun-
ton. No. 550. Hulham. No. 641. Hulme. No. 489. Humberstone's Survey. No. 552. Humphreys, A. L., Wellington. No.
293- Hundred Court. Nos. 304, 335, 370,
374, 392, 4J3- Hundred Court Rolls, Somerset. No
Hundred Rolls. Nos. 99, 169, 322,
487., 546, 5?6- Huntingdonshire. No. 117. Huntington Manor. No. 553. Hurstbourne. No. 402. Husbandry, Manuals of. Nos. 75, 132,
192,269,273,312,385,584. Hutchms, J., Dorset. No. 294. Hutchinson, Roger, Works. No. 100. Hutchinson, W., Cumberland. No
295-
Idle, Manor of. No. 554. Ightenhill, Lancaster. No. 189. Imber, M., The Case. No. 766. Inclosures, Documents concerning.
Nos. 30, 38, 44, 53, 56, 77, 88, 100,
102, 112, 113, Il6, 122, 129, 130, 133, 134, 148, 172, 176, 193, 225, 246, 247, 254, 258, 270, 271, 280,
296, 311, 313, 336, 337, 338, 363,
381, 405, 416, 418, 420, 572, 573- , Works on. Nos. 769, 813, 867,
885. Ingleby, C. M., Shakespeare and In-
closure at Welcombe. No. 296. Ingoldmells. Nos. 297, 555. Inman; A. H., Domesday. No. 767^. Inquisitio Comitatus Cantabrigiensis.
No. 101.
Inquisitio Eliensis. No. 101. Inquisition. No. 604. Inquisition of Henry de Sully. No.
1 80.
Inquisition on a villein. No. 594. Inquisitions of 1517. No. 573. Inquisitions Post Mortem, p. 76. Nos.
79, 109, 202, 206, 212, 263, 278,
434, 477, 5°3, 510, ^53-
176
INDEX
Inventories of Live Stock. No. 556. Inventory of a Surrey Farmer. No.
478.
Island of Lundy. No. 175. Islandshire. No. 368. Isycoed. No. 613. Iwerne-Courtenay. No. 102. Ixworth. No. 557. Jacob, Giles, Compleat Court Keeper.
No. 298. Jahresberichte der Geschichtswissen-
schaft. No. 7.
James, J., Bradford. No. 299. Jastrow, I., Zur Stellung der Sklaven.
No. 707. Jeayes, I. H., Manor of Oundle. No.
558.
ikn
Pacis Consultum.
Jenkins, David.
No. 300. Jesmond. No. 497. Jessopp, A., The Land and its Owners.
No. 768 Johnson, A. H., Small Landowner.
No. 769.
[ones, J. P., Tettenhall. No. 301. [ones, T., Brecknockshire. No. 302. fordan, J., Enstone. No. 303. [urisdiction. Nos. 310, 725, 833, 843. Lele, Richard, Modus tenendi unum
Hundredum. No. 304. Kemeys, Baronia de. No. 27. Kemnal Manor, Chislehurst. No. 426. Kendal. No. 633. Kennedy, J., Hampstead. Nos. 305,
770. Kennet, W., Parochial Antiquities.
No. 306.
Kent. Nos. 28, 671. Kent Fines. Nos. 560, 561. Kenyon, R. L., Domesday Manors.
No. 876.
, Manor of Ruyton. No. 562.
Kerry, C., Derley Abbey Charters.
No. 563. , Early Charters of Breadsall.
No. 877.
, Hundred of Bray. No. 307.
Kershaw, S. W., Lambeth. No. 564.
Kettering Compotus. No. 308.
Kidlington. No. 171.
Kilvey. No. 82.
King's Books, p. 77.
King's Court, Records of the, p. 76.
, Three Rolls of. No. 188.
King's Norton. No. 470.
King's Remembrancer's Department.
p. 76.
King, H. W., Lawless Court. No. 878. Kingsthorpe. No. 309. Kingsthorpiana. No. 309. Kingston Lacy. No. 565. Kirby's Quest, Somerset. No. 161. Kirby, T. F., Charters of Harmonds-
worth. No. 566. Kirstall Abbey Coucher Book. No.
103.
Kirkstall Abbey Rent Roll. No. 104. Kitchin, John, Jurisdictions. No.
310.
Kitchin, W. G., Manydown. No. 105. Knights Hospitallers in England. No.
1 06. Kovalevsky, M., Modern Customs. No.
771- , Die okonomische Entwickelung
Europas. No. 772. Kydwelly Lordship. No. 196. Lackford Hundred. Nos. 567-569,
628.
Lacock. No. 476. Lambeth. No. 564. Lamond, E., Commonweal, see Hale,
John.
— , Walter of Henley. No. 312. Lancashire. Nos. 48, 67, 186, 187,
189, 221.
Lancashire Assize Rolls. No. 107. Lancashire Inquests. No. 109. Lancashire Lay Subsidy Rolls. Nos.
108, no.
Lancaster Final Concords. No. in. Land Gavel. No. 794. Land Laws. Nos. 705, 715, 775. Land Revenue Department, p. 76. Langton, Leicester. No. 288. Langton, Lincoln. No. 597. Laniltwit. No. 570. Lapsley, G. T., Cornage and Drengage.
No. 879. , Origin of Property in Land. No.
880. Larking, L. D., Knights Hospitallers.
No. 106.
Latimer, Hugh, Sermons. No. 112. Launcestonland. No. 571. Lay Subsidy Rolls, see Subsidies. Leadam, I. S., Domesday of Inclosures.
Nos. 113, 708. , Domesday of Inclosures for
Nottinghamshire. No. 572. , Inquisitions of 1517. Nos. 573,
881. , Inquisitions of Depopulation,
see Gay, E. F.
INDEX
Leadam, I. S. Last days of Bondage
in England. No. 884.
— , Security of Copyholders. No.
882.
, Villainage. No. 883.
Leases, pp. 76, 77.
Lechlade Manor. No. 574.
Lee, Joseph, Evra^ta TOV dbpov. No.
3i3- Lee, W., and Pakeman, D., Court
Leet. No. 314. Leeds. Nos. 114, 115, 581. Leek Nos 395, 575- Leet Jurisdiction. Nos. 91, 98, 703,
706.
Leet Rolls. Nos. 98, 350. Lega-Weekes, E., North Wykes. No.
576.
Legal Commentaries, List of. No. 16. Leicester Borough Records. No. 315. Leicestershire. Nos. 113, 117, 251,
422.
Leicestershire Documents. No. 577. Leicestershire Lay Subsidy Rolls.
Nos. 509, 578. Leigh. No. 579.
Leigh, Valentine, Science of Survey- ing. No. 316.
Leonard, E. M., Inclosure. No. 885. Lever, Thomas, Sermons. No. 116. Lewes, Rape of. No. 662. Lewis, E. A., Decay of Tribalism. No.
886.
Lex Custumaria. No. 317. Leyland Hundred. No. 187. Liber Albus. No. 42. Liber Decimarum, p. 77. Liber Memorandorum. No. 318. Liber Niger Monasterii Sancti Petri de
Burgo. No. 117.
Lincolnshire. Nos. 113, 117, 422. Lincolnshire Inquisitions. No. 510. Lincolnshire Records. No. 319. Lincolnshire Survey. No. 580. Lister, J., Chapter House Records.
No. 581.
, Local Illustrations. No. 582.
Liswirni. No. 570.
Little, A. G., Gesiths and Thegns. No.
887.
Little Crosby. No. 676. Littleport. No. 119. Livett, R. G. C., Herringswell. No.
583-
Llanblethian. No. 484. Lloyd, E., see Ashton, C. Lloyd, J., Breconshire. No. 320.
Lloyd, J. E., Early Welsh Agriculture.
No. 773. Locke, R., Customs of Taunton. No.
Lodge, B., Palladius on Husbandrie.
No. 584. Lodge, H. C., Anglo-Saxon Land Laws.
No. 775.
Loftie, W. J., London. No. 321. London (Maps). No. 321. London Library, Subject-Index. No.
20. Longden, H. J., John Isham's
manorial Court. No. 585. Lopene. No. 528. Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer's
Department, p. 76. Lothingland Hundred Rolls. No. 322. Lutterworth. No. 586. Lyon, W., Finchampstead. No. 323. Lytham. No. 171. Macdonald, D., Agricultural Writers.
No. 1 8. Maclean, Sir J., Dene Magna. No.
59°-
, English Bicknor. Nos. 587, 588.
, Land Tenure. No. 888.
. Staunton. No. 589.
\ Tockington. No. 591.
— , Trigg Minor. No. 324. Maddison, A. R., Tournays of Caenby.
No. 592. Maddock, H. E., Patrington Manors.
No. 593.
Madox, T., Formulare. No. 325. Madresfield. No. 326. Maine, H. S., Early History of In- stitutions. No. 776.
, Village Communities. No. 7^77.
Maitland, F. W., Beatitude of Seisin.
No. 889.
, Cambridgeshire Manor. No. 890.
, Domesday. No. 778.
, Northumbrian Tenures. No. 891.
, Select Pleas. Nos. 118, 709.
, Suitors of the County Court.
No. 892. , Surnames of English Villages.
No. 893. , Survival of Archaic Communities.
No. 894. , and Baildon, W. P., Court
Baron. No. 119. Maiden, H. E., Bonds nen in Surrey.
No. 895.
, Villeinage. Nos. 594, 896.
Malmesbury Register. No. 120.
M
INDEX
Mamroth, K.. Dieagrarische Entwicke-
lung Englands. No. 897. Manchester. Nos. 54, 87, 489. Manchester Court Leet Records. No.
327:
Manning, O., Surrey. No. 328.
Manor. Nos. 729, 730, 761, 792, 821, 928, 930.
Manorial Accounts, see Accounts.
Manorial Law. No. 345.
Manorial Society's Publications, p. 78.
Manors, Rules concerning the manage- ment of. No. 80.
MSS. Collections, Catalogues of. Nos. 1-6.
Manwood, J,, Lawes of the Forest. No. 329.
Manydown. No. 105.
Maps and Plans, p. 77. Nos. 36, 43, 51, 54, 81, 127, 171, 191, 219, 222, 233? 235, 240, 241, 242, 244, 249, 272, 276, 279, 281, 284, 292, 296, 318, 320, 321, 328, 341, 342, 354, 376-378,388, 396, 398, 425, 447,
473, 494, 497, 5*7, 555, 559, 5^2,
582, 607, 608, 613, 614, 618, 626,
630, 641, 689. Mark, The. No. 739. Markham, Gervase, Whole Art of
Husbandry. No. 273. Marshall, E., Church Enstone. No.
33°-
, Woodstock. No. 331.
Marshall, W., Littleport Court Rolls.
No. 898.
Marton. No. 73. Massingberd, W. O., Langton. No.
597-
, Lincolnshire Manor. No. 899.
, Lincolnshire Sokemen. No. 900.
, Ormsby-cum-Ketsby. Nos. 332.
779-
, Potter Hanworth. No. 595.
, Stow. No. 599.
, Swinhope. No. 598.
, Yarborough Wapentake. No.
596- Maurer, G. L. von, Geschichte der
Markenverfassung. No. 780. Maxwell-Lyte, Sir H. C., Dunster. No.
781.
Meaux Abbey. No. 486. Meitzen, A., Siedelung und Agrar-
wesen. No. 710. Merdon, Hurley. No. 766. Meriet. No. 528. Merioneth. Nos. 600, 60 1.
Merstham. No. 602.
Methpld, T. T., see Corbett, W. J.
Middilton, W., Maner of kepynge a
Court Baron. No. 333. Midhurst. No. 482. Middlesex. No. 61. Millard, J. E., see Baigent, F. J. Miller, G. W., see Webb, E. A. Minehead. No. 282. Ministers' Accounts, see Accounts. Miscellanea, p. 76. Miscellanea of the Chancery, p. 76. Miscellanea of the Exchequer, p. 76. Miscellaneous Books, pp. 76, 77. Miscellaneous Inquisitions, p. 76. Miscellaneous Rolls, pp. 76, 77. Mitcheldean. No. 590. Monastic Records. No. 603. Monmouth. No. 19. Montgomery. W. E., Land Tenure in
Ireland. No. 782.
Montgomeryshire Records. No. 121. Moore, Adam, Bread for the Poor.
No. 3,6. Moore, John, Crying Sin of England.
No. 337.
, Scripture- Word. No. 338.
Moore, S. A., Rights of Common. No.
711.
Morant, P., Essex. No. 339. Mordaunt, John, Complete Steward.
No. 340.
More, Sir Thomas, Utopia. No. 122. Morkill, J. W., Roundhay. No. 712. Morpeth. No. 541. Morris, M. C. F., Nunburnholme. Nos.
34i, 783-
Morris, W. A., Frankpledge. No. 784. Moulton. No. 604. Mowat, J. L. G., Sixteen Old Maps.
No. 342. Mumford, G., Domesday of Norfolk.
No. 785.
Mutford. No. 406. Nash, T. R., Worcestershire. No. 343. Nasse, E., Agricultural community.
No. 786. " Nativi " of St. Albans, Tenure of.
No. 199. Neilson, N., Boon Services. No. 901.
, Customary Rents. No. 713.
, Ramsey Abbey. Nos. 344, 787.
Nelson, William, Lex maneriorum.
No. 3.45.
Nerthurbury. No. 605. Newminster Chartulary. No. 123. Newport Pagnell. No. 235.
INDEX
179
Newton (near Wisbeach). No. 606.
Newton Chapelry. No. 55.
Nicholls, J. G., Collectanea Topo- graphica et Genealogica. No. 5. — , Topographer and Genealogist. No. 6.
Nichols, John, Leicester. No. 346.
Nicholson, J., and Burn, R., West- moreland and Cumberland. No.
347-
Nonarum Inquisitiones. No. 124. Nonsuch. No. 607. Norden, John, Surveyor's Dialogue.
No. 348.
Norfolk. Nos. 381, 446. Norfolk Feet of Fines. Nos. 125, 126. Norgate, K., and Footman, M. H.,
Potter Hanworth. No. 608. Norham. No. 368. North Bierley. No. 582. North Erpingham Hundred. No. 382. North Meols. No. 263. North Runcton. No. 609. North Wykes. No. 576. Northamptonshire. Nos. 113, 117,
422. Northumberland. Nos. 32, 89, 97,
127, 290, 487, 540. ^ Northumberland Assize Rolls. No.
128.
Northumberland, History of. No. 127. Northumberland Pipe Roll. No. 349. Northumbrian Tenures. No. 891. Norton Priory. No. 223. Norwich. No. 98. Norwich Records. No. 350. Nottingham and Derby Pipe Rolls.
No. 351.
Nottinghamshire. Nos. 117,422, 572. Nowadayes. No. 77. Nowell, Alexander, A Catechism. No.
129.
Nunburnholme. No. 341. Offlow Hundred. No. 139. Ogborne, E., Essex. No. 352. Okehampton. No. 234. Olerenshaw, J. R., Rattlesden. No.
610.
Oliver, G. Monasticon. No. 353. Ongar Hundred. No. 674. Orders of Shrewton. No. 458. Orford. No. 29. Original Documents. No. 6n. Original Letters. No. 130. Ormsby-cum-Ketsby. No. 332. Otteham. No. 481. Oundle. No. 558.
Owen, E., Owain Lawgoch. No. 612. Owen, George, Pembrokeshire. No.
I3I-
Oxfordshire. Nos. 21, 28, 97, 113,
306, 342, 379. Page, T. W., Die Umwandlung der
Frohn-dienste. No. 788.
, End of Villainage. No. 714.
Painswick. No. 380.
Pakeman, D., see Lee, W.
Palatinate of Chester, p. 77.
Palatinate of Durham, p. 77.
Palatinate of Ely, p. 77.
Palladius on husbandrie. Nos. 132,
584- Palmer, A. N., Ancient Field system.
No. 614.
, Ancient Tenures. No. 789.
, Isycoed. No. 613.
, Notes on Ancient Welsh mea- sures of land. No. 902. — , Relics of Ancient Field system.
No. 903.
— , Wrexham. Nos. 354, 790. Palmer, W. M., Cambridgeshire Assize
Rolls. No. 615. , and Parsons, C., Swavesey
Priory. No. 616. Parker, J. Aylesbury. No. 617. Parsons, C., see Palmer, W. M. Patrington Rectory Manor. No. 593. Pauli, Reinhold, Drie volkswirth-
schaftliche Denkschriften. No. 133 Pavey, A. R., Brixworth. No. 618. Peach, R. E. M., Swainswick. No.
Peacock, E., Borough English. No.
904. , Certificate of non-villenage.
No. 621.
, Hibbaldstow. No. 619.
, Scotter. No. 620.
Pearman, M. T., Bensington. Nos.
, Villeinage. No. 905.
Pearson, J. B., Cambridgeshire Sub- sidy Roll. No. 622.
Pebworth. No. 670.
Pembrokeshire. No. 131.
Penrith. No. 240.
Pepwell, H., Modus tenendi curiam baronum. No. 356.
Perambulation. Nos. 143, 523.
Perkins, V. R., St. Mary, Kingswood. No. 623.
Peterborough. No. 452,
i8o
INDEX
Phear, J. B., Hide examined. No.
906. Phillimore, W. P. W., and Whitear,
W. H., Chiswick. No. 359. Pickering Honor and Forest. No. 191. Pigot, H., Hadleigh. No. 624. Pilkington, James, Works. No. 134. Pill Priory. No. 656. Pipe Roll of See of Winchester. No.
358. Pipe Rolls, p. 76. Nos. 57, 84, 107,
135, 17°, 29°, 349»35i,64o. Placita coram domino rege. No. 136. Placita de quo warranto. No. 137. Placitorum Abbreviatio. No. 138. Plans, p. 77, and see Maps. Pleas. Nos. 74, 103, 136-138, 152-156,
162, 164, 165, 167. Poll Tax Lists. Nos. 139, 361, 524,
628, 629, 693, 694. Pollard, H. P., Alien Benedictine
Priories. No. 625. Pollock, Sir F., Devonshire Domesday.
No. 908.
, Domesday. No. 907.
, Early English Freeholders. No.
909.
, Land Laws. No. 715.
-, Oxford Lectures. No. 792.
Polsue, J., Cornwall. No. 360.
Pope, A., Stratton and Grimston.
Nos. 626, 910. Portisham. No. 627. Portishead Rectory. No. 469. Potter Hanworth. Nos. 595, 608. Poulton. No. 73. Powell, E., Rising in East Anglia.
No. 361.
, Rising in Suffolk. No. 628.
, Suffolk Hundred. No. 362.
, Suffolk Return. No. 629.
Powell, Robert, Courts of Leet. No.
364. , Depopulation arraigned. No.
363- Powys. No. 25.
Pritchard, E. M., St. Dogmael's
Abbey. No. 365.
Proctor, W. G., Rufford. No. 630. Protheroe, R. E., Pioneers. No. 793. Puddington-in-Wirral. No. 457. Purslow Hundred. No. 631. Purton, R. C., Description of ye Clee.
No. 632. Putnam, B. H., Statute of Labourers.
No. 140.
Pykeryng, Elizabeth, Maner of
kepynge a Courte Baron. No. 365A. Pynson, R., Modus tenendi curiam
baronum. Nos. 366, 367. Quo Warranto Rolls, p. 77. Ragg, F. W., Feoffees of the Cliffords.
Nos. 633, 911.
Raine, J., North Durham. No. 368. Rammiscombe. No. 493. Ramsey Chartulary. No. 141. Ramsey Manor. No. 634. Rastell, J., Modus tenendi curiam
baronis. No. 369. Rastell, W., Natura brevium. No.
37°-
Rattlesden. Nos. 603, 610. Receivers' Accounts, p. 76, see
Accounts.
Record Commission, p. 77. Record of Carnarvon. No. 41. Record of Palatinates, p. 77. Reculver. No. 396. Redbourne. No. 635. Redman, R., Modus tenendi curiam
baronum. No. 372. , Modus observandi curiam cum
leta. No. 371. , Modus tenendi unum hundredum
N°s- 373) 374- Redstone, L. J., St. Edmond's Abbey
Ministers' Accounts. No. 636. Redstone, V. B., Records of Sudbury.
No. 637. Rees, J. R., Slebech Commandery.
No. 638.
Reeve's Accounts, see Accounts. Register of Bishop of Hereford. No.
H5- Register of Bishop of Winchester.
No. 142.
Register of Wetheral Priory. No. 198. Register of Worcester Priory. No.
144. Registra Johannis Whethamstede.
No. 199. Registrum Johannis Peckham. No.
Reic
H3-
:ichel, O. J.,
Devonshire Domesday. Nos. 639, 912.
, Hulham Manor. Nos. 641, 913.
, Pipe Rolls of Devon. No. 640.
Rentale de Cockersand. No. 48.
Rentals, pp. 76, 77. Nos. 28, 29, 32, 42, 47, 48, 49, 61, 69, 72, 78, 85, 87, 90, 104, 144, 171, 174, 186, 189, 190, 208, 220, 234, 250, 253, 261, 272, 285, 306, 318, 323, 331, 344,
INDEX
181
360, 378, 379, 393, 4*6, 427, 438,
44* , 444, 449, 456, 459, 475, 543,
557, 577, 586, 589, 590, 592, 6o*,
642, 656, 659, 666, 668, 673, 686. Ribchester. No. 398. Rickinghall. No. 362. Rievaulx Chartulary. No. 146. Ritson, J., Court Leet. No. 375. Robertson, E. W., Historical Essays.
No. 794. Robinson, T., Common Law of Kent.
No. 795. Robinson, W., Edmonton. No. 376.
, Stoke Newington. No. 377.
, Tottenham. No. 378.
Rochdale. No. 267.
Roeder, F., Die Familie. No. 796.
Rogers, J. E. T., Agriculture and
Prices. Nos. 379, 797. , Economic Interpretation of
History. No. 798. , Six centuries of Work and Wages.
No. 799.
Rolleston. No. 390. Ross, D. W., Early history of Land- holding. No. 800. Rothley. No. 475. Rotuli curiae Regis. Nos. 68, 147. Round, J. H., Burton Abbey Surveys.
No. 9 1 4.
, Commune of London. No. 80 1.
, Domesday " Manor." No. 915.
, Essex Vineyards in Domesday.
No. 916.
, Feudal England. No. 802.
, Hidation of Northamptonshire.
No. 917. , Tenure of Draycote under
Needwood. No. 716. Rouse, Rolla, Copyhold. No. 803. Rowley Abbey. No. 171. Roy, William, and Barlowe, Jerome.
Rede me and be nott wrothe. No.
148.
Royal Charters, p. 77. Royal Commission on land in Wales
and Monmouth. No. 19. Rudder, S., Gloucestershire. No. 380. Rufford Township. No. 630. Russell, F. W., Kett's Rebellion. No.
381.
Ruthin Court Rolls. No. 149. Ruthin Records, p. 77. Rutland. Nos. 117,422. Ruyton of the Eleven Towns. No.
562.
Rye, W., Cromer. No. 382.
, Hundred of North Erpingham.
No. 383.
St. Albans Monastery. No. 199. St. Albans, Herts. No. 244. St. Dogmael's Abbey. No. 365. St. Dogmael's, Pembroke. No. 642. St. Edmond's Abbey. No. 636. St. Mary, Kingswood. No. 623. St. Radegund's Priory, Cambridge.
No. 274.
Salford. No. 489.
Salford Court-leet Records. No. 151. Salford Hundred. No. 187. Salt, E., Standon. No. 384. Salton. No. 93. Salzmann, L. F., Hides and Virgates.
No. 918.
Sandford Orcas. No. 643. Sandys, C., Consuetudines Kanciae.
No. 804. Savine, A., Bondmen under the Tudors.
No. 919.
, Copyhold cases. No. 920.
, English customary tenure. No.
921.
, English Monasteries. No. 717.
Scargill-Bird, S. R., Guide to the
Public Records, p. 77.
, Crown Lands, see Hall, H.
Scarsdale Hundred. No 644. Schmid, R., Rechtsburgschaften. No.
922. Scot, Reynolde, A perfite platforme.
No. 385.
Scotter. No. 620. Scrivelsby. No. 645. Scriven, J., Copyhold Tenure. No.
805. Scroggs, Sir William, Courts Leet.
No. 386. Scrope, G. P., Castlecombe. Nos. 387,
806.
, Self-government of small man- orial communities. No. 923. Scrutton, T. E., Commons. No. 807.
, Land in Fetters. No. 808.
Seebohm, F., Cymric Tribal System.
No. 925. , English Village Community.
Nos. 388, 809.
, Feudal Tenures. No. 924.
, Land Question. No. 926.
, Tribal Custom. No. 810.
, Tribal System. Nos. 389, 811.
Seeliger,G., Bedeutungder Grundherr-
schaft. No. 718.
182
INDEX
Seeliger, G., Geschichte der Grund-
herrschaft. No. 927. Seneschaucie. No. 312. Serfdom, see Villeinage. Services. Nos. 406, 481, 522, 932. Services of Ward-staff. No. 674. Setchey. No. 609. Shaftesbury. No. 647. Shaw, S., Staffordshire. No. 390. Sheep Bill. No. 648. Sheppard, H. B., Courts Leet. No.
719. Sheppard, W., County judicatures.
Nos. 392.
? Court Keeper's Guide. No. 391.
Sheriff's Accounts, see Accounts. Sheriff's Roll, Merioneth. No. 600. Shickle, C. W., Manor of Forde. No.
650. , Subsidy Roll, Somerset. No.
650. Shillibeer, H. B., Taunton Deane. No.
812.
Shipden. No. 382. Shirley, E. P., Stemmata Shirleiana.
No. 393.
Shrewton. No. 458. Shropshire. Nos. 144, 343, 504. Shropshire Assize Rolls. No. 651. Shropshire Feet of Fines. No. 652. Shropshire Inquisitions. No. 653. Shropshire Lay Subsidy Roll. No.
654.
Siston Manor. No. 655. Skelton, John. No. 77. Skipton. No. 427. Skot, J., Modus observandi curiam
cum leta. No. 394. Slater, G., English Peasantry. No.
813.
Slebech Commandery. Nos. 638, 656. Sleigh, J., Leek. No. 395. Smirk, E., Bleadon Custumal. No.
'57-
Smith, C. R., Richborough. No. 396. Smith, J. Toulmin. English Guilds.
No. 158. Smith, L. Toulmin, Commonplace
Book. No. 397.
, English Manor. No. 928.
Smith, T. C., Ribchester. No. 398. Smyth, J., Bosham. No. 657. Smyth, John. Berkeley MSS. No.
159. Smythe, Henry. Modus tenendi
curiam baronum. No. 399. Socton with the Soke. No. 658.
Somerset. Nos. 78, 182, 551. Somerset Feet of Fines. No. 160. Somerset Lay Subsidy Rolls. Nos.
161, 650.
Somersetshire Pleas. No. 162. Somerton. No. 646. Somner, W., Gavelkind. No. 814. Souldern. No. 299. South Mailing. No. 493. Southampton Court Leet Records.
No. 163.
Special Commissions, p. 77. Spelman, H., Feuds and tenures. No.
815.
Spillesbury. No. 303. Stafford, William, Compendium, see
Hales, John. No. 311. Staffordshire. Nos. 83, 97, 197, 343. Staffordshire Chancery Proceedings.
No. 164. Staffordshire Final Concords. No.
168. Staffordshire Hundred Rolls. No.
169. Staffordshire Lay Subsidy Roll. No.
1 66.
Staffordshire Pipe Rolls. No. 170. Staffordshire Plea Rolls. No. 167. Stallingborough. No. 659. Standon. No. 384. Stanground. No. 523. Stapleton, Mrs. Bryan, Three Oxford- shire Parishes. No. 171. Star Chamber Proceedings, Yorkshire.
No. 695.
Starkey, Thomas, Dialogue. No. 172. , England in the reign of Henry
VIII. Nos. 76, 172. State Papers Supplementary, p. 76. Statutes of the Realm. No. 173. Staunton. No. 589. Steinman, G. S., Haling. No. 174.
, Island of Lundy. No. 175.
Stenton, F. M., Types of Manorial
structure. No. 720. Stepney. Nos. 400, 401, 403. Stevens, G., St. Mary Bourne. Nos.
402, 8 1 6.
Stevenson, W. H., Hundreds of Dome- day. No. 929. Stewart-Brown, R., Wapentake of
Wirral. No. 817. Stock Accounts, see Accounts. Stockleigh Pomeroy. No. 639. Stoke Newington. No. 377. Stoke-under-Hamdon. No. 454. Stone Hundred. No. 453.
INDEX
Stonham. No. 493.
Stonor Papers, p. 76.
Stoughton. No. 285.
Stow. No. 599.
Stow, John, Survey. No. 403.
Stratford. No. 404.
Straton, C. R., English Manor. No.
93°-
Stratton, Dorset. No. 626.
Stratton, Somerset. No. 528.
Stretford Chapel. No. 54.
Stretton Court Rolls. No. 660.
Strype, John, Ecclesiastical Memo- rials. No. 405.
Stubbes, Philip, Anatomy of Abuses. No. 176.
Stutson, No. 397.
Subsidy Rolls. Nos. 46, 73, 108, no, 121, 127, 139, 161, 166, 177-179) 187, 203, 207, 213, 214, 215, 227, 239, 252, 263, 282, 284, 323, 357, 38*) 383) 395) 425) 426, 44°, 44*) 457) 463) 464-467) 479) 501) 5°9) 518, 520, 521, 545, 546, 548, 567- 569, 576, 578, 579) 622, 631, 633, 644, 650, 654, 661, 662, 670, 675, 683, 689.
Suckling, A., Essex. No. 407.
, Suffolk. No. 406.
Suffolk. Nos. 361, 362, 628, 629.
Suffolk in 1327. No. 177.
Suffolk in 1524. No. 178.
Suffolk in 1568. No. 179.
Suffolk Records. No. 408.
Sully, Henry de, Inquisition of. No. 1 80.
Surrey. Nos. 61, 97, 478.
Surrey Lay Subsidy Assessments. No. 66 1.
Surveying. No. 316.
Surveys, pp. 76, 77. Nos. 34, 82, 93, 95,115,127,174,181,196,238,278, 286, 287, 289, 302, 320, 341, 359, 368, 408, 429, 445, 446, 454, 455, 480, 491, 506, 511, 537, 550, 552, 564,580,599,611,616,639.
Sussex. No. 28.
Sussex Feet of Fines. No. 183.
Sussex Subsidy Rolls. No. 662.
Sutton. No. 359.
Sutton Cpldfield. Nos. 260, 409.
Swains wick. No. 355.
Swineshead. No. 663.
Swinhope. No. 598.
Sydebury. No. 664.
Tanswell, J., Lambeth. No. 410.
Taske Book. No. 397.
Tatenhill. No. 283.
Taunton. No. 774.
Taxatio Ecclesiastica. No. 184.
Taylor, C. S., Gloucestershire Domes- day. No. 721.
, Pre-Domesday Hide. No. 931.
Taylor, S., Gavelkind. No. 818.
Templars' Manors. No. 261.
Temple Thornton. Nos. 488, 542.
Temporalities, Assessment of. No. 145.
Tenants' rights to exemption in the King's Courts. No. 143.
Tenure of " Nativi." No. 199.
Tenures. Nos. 727, 732, 735, 740, 741,789,815,861,863,
Terriers. No. 150, 286, 289, 350, 444,
53°) 583-
Tettenhall Regis. Nos. 158, 301. Thinghoe Hundred. Nos. 272, 628. Thoby. No. 407. Thompson. No. 252. Thompson, E. M., Offenders against
the Statute of Labourers. No. 665. Thompson, P., Boston. No. 411. Thorner. No. 185. Thornton. No. 73. Thornton Abbey Rental. No. 666. Tinmouth. No. 232. Tithe Corn Book. No. 489. Tockington. No. 591. Tooting Beck Court Rolls. No. 412. Topographer and Genealogist. No. 6. Tottenham. No. 378. Towcester. Nos. 667, 668. Town Book of Gunby. No. 530. Towneley, Rent Roll of Sir John.
No. 189. Toye, R., Manner of Kepynge a Court
Baron. No. 414. , Modus tenendi unumhundredum.
No. 41 3. Tracts relating to Northamptonshire.
No. 415.
Treasury of the Receipt, p. 76. Tregellis, J. A., Hoddesdon. No. 819. Trevelyan Papers. No. 190. Tribal Communities. No. 699. Tribal Customs. No. 810. Tribal System. Nos. 81 1, 925. Trigg Minor. No. 324. Trigge, Francis, Humble Petition.
No. 416.
Tunbridge. No. 143. Turbervill, J. P., Ewenny Priory.
No. 417.
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INDEX
Turner, W. H., and Cox, H. O.,
Calendar of Charters and Rolls in the Bodleian Library. No. i.
Turton, R. B., Honor and Forest of Pickering. No. 191.
, Service of Hornsgarth. No.
932- Tusser, Thomas, Five Hundred Pointes.
No. 192.
Tyd Manor. No. 491. Tyndale, William, Doctrinal Treatises.
No. 193. Tytler, P. F., England under Edward
VI. and Mary. No. 418. Valor Ecclesiasticus. No. 194. Valuation of Norton. No. 223. Vaughan, Roland, Waterworks. No
419.
Vauxhall. No. 410. Victoria County History. No. 722. View of Frank Pledge. Nos. 248, 334,
.366, 367, 369,^370, 372, 399. Village Community. Nos. 728, 777,
.809,875.
Villein, Inquisition on a. No. 594. Villein Tenure. No. 836. Villeinage. Nos. 714, 736, 822, 844,
848, 850, 857, 877, 883, 884, 895,
896, 905.
Villeins. Nos. 748, 919. Vinogradoff, P., Agricultural Services.
No. 933. , Continuity of the Openfield
system. No. 935.
, English Society. Nos. 421, 820.
, Folcland. No. 934.
, Manor. No. 821.
, Sulung and Hide. No. 936.
, Transfer of Land. No. 937.
, Villainage. No. 822.
, Zur Wergeldfrage. No. 938.
Vox populi vox Dei. No. 77. Waddington. No. 669. Wadley, T. P., Pebworth. No. 670. Wadmore, J. F., Knights Hospitallers.
No. 671. Waitz, G., Deutsche Verfassungsges-
chichte. No. 823. Wakefield Court Rolls. No. 195. Wales and Monmouth, Royal Com- mission on Land in. Nos. 19, 196,
7*3- Walker, B., On the Inquisitio Comita-
tus Cantabrigiensis. No. 939. , Domesday of Cambridgeshire.
No. 940.
Walker, J. K., Almonbury. Nos. 672,
941. Waller, W. C., Chigwell. No. 673.
, Hundred of Ongar. No. 674.
Walter of Henley, Husbandry. No.
312. Walter of Whittlesey, Historia. No.
422.
| Wanborough Court Rolls. No. 423. | Wapentake Roll, see Hundred Rolls. Ward, J., Newcastle-under-Lyme.
No. 824.
Wardley. No. 94. Ware Priory. No. 625. Warrington. Nos. 29, 35. Warwickshire. ^8.113,292.
, Subsidy Roll. No. 675.
Watkins, C., Copyholds. Nos. 424,
825.
Watson, E. W., Ashmore. No. 425. Watson-Taylor, J., Erlestoke. No.
942. Watts, A., Little Crosby Court Rolls.
No. 676. Webb, E. A., Miller, G. W., and
Beckwith, J., Chislehurst. No. 426. Webb, P. C., Danegeld. No. 826. Webb, P. C., Domesday Book. No.
827. Wedgwood, J., Staffordshire Estates
of the Audleys. No. 197. Welch Hampton. No. 677. Welcombe. No. 296. Wellingborough. No. 505. Wellington. No. 293. Welsh Penkelly. No. 320. Welsh Records, p. 77. Weoghley. No. 678. West Harnham. No. 150. West Hatch. No. 769. West Monkton. Nos. 24, 550. Westmoreland. Nos. 48, 135. Weston-under-Lizard. No. 36. Wetheral Priory Register. No. 198. Whale, T. W., Bratton Clovelly. No.
680.
, Somerset Domesday. No. 828.
Whalley. No. 65.
Whitaker, T. D., Deanery of Craven.
No. 427.
, Whalley. No. 428.
Whitby Chartulary. No. 200. Whitchurch. No. 519. White, R., Dukery Records. No. 429. Whitear, W. H., see Phillimore,
W. P. W. Wicks Ufford, Ipswich. No. 250.
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Wigan. No. 37.
Wighill. No. 473.
Wight, T., Order of keeping a Court Leet. No. 430.
Williams, B., Hide of Land. No. 681.
j Officers in a Manor in Oxford- shire. No. 943.
Williams, J., Denbighshire. No. 829. — , Law of Real Property. No. 830.
Williams, R., Dolforwyn Castle. Nos. 201, 682.
Wilkins, John, Manner and Forme how to keep a Court Leet. Nos.
431, 432- , Office of Coroners and Sheriffs.
No. 433.
Wiltshire. Nos. 28, 78, 182, 289, 379. Wiltshire Assize Rolls. No. 665. Wiltshire Inquisitions. No. 202. Wiltshire Parishes. No. 683. Wiltshire Pedes Finium. No. 434. Wimbledon Court Rolls. No. 435. Wimbourne Minster. No. 684. Winchester, Manors of Bishops of.
No. 142.
Winchester, See of. No. 358. Winterbourne Stoke. No. 685. Wirksworth Wapentake. No. 463. WTirks worth, Derby. No. 483. Wisbeach. No. 491. Wishford. No. 688. Wiston. No. 549. Wistowe. No. 344. Wolcott, M. E. C., Battle Abbey. No.
436.
Wolstanmynd. No. 46. Wood, F. A., Chew Magna. No. 203. Woods, P., Godalming. Nos. 686, 687. Wookey. No. 291. Worcester Inquisitions. No. 206. Worcester Lay Subsidy Rolls. No.
207. Worcester Priory Compotus Rolls.
Nos. 204, 205.
Worcestershire. Nos. 144, 343. Wordsworth, C., Wishford. No. 688. Worksop Manor. No. 429. Worth, R. N., Compton Gifford. No.
689.
Wrexham. No. 354. Wreyland Documents. No. 437. Wright, C. T. R., London Library
Subject-Index. No. 20. Wright, T., English Peasantry. No.
944. Wrottesley, G., Bagot Family. No.
208.
— , Forest Tenures. No. 724. Wykes, Essex. No. 690. Wykes, Suffolk. No. 547. Yale. No. 611.
Yarborough Wapentake. No. 596. Yardley Hastings. No. 415. Yarnton. No. 171. Year Books. Nos. 209, 210. Yeatman, J. P., Ancient Demesne.
No. 831.
, Derby. No. 438.
Yorkshire. Nos. 31, 32, 48, 461, 496. Yorkshire Court Rolls. No. 691. Yorkshire Deeds. No. 211. Yorkshire Feet of Fines. Nos. 216,
692.
Yorkshire Inquisitions. No. 212. Yorkshire Lay Subsidies. Nos. 213-
215. Yorkshire Poll-tax Returns. Nos.
693, 694. Yorkshire Star Chamber Proceedings.
No. 695.
Young, W.,Dulwich College. No. 439. Zinkeisen, F., Anglo-Saxon Courts of
Law. No. 945. , Die Anfange der Lehngerichts-
barkeit in England. No. 832. Zoepfl, H., Alterthiimer des deuts-
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