The History of Parliamentary Taxation in England
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1 The Welsh war came on again in 1282 and Provincial added to the king's embarrassment. He was a unwilling to call a Parliament and took the i i- i 11 rr* o an( * York, less public but also less efficient means of 1233 negotiating with individuals for money with which to carry on the war. He sent royal commissioners abroad through the country who should plead the king's necessity and accept grants from sheriffs, bailiffs, and mayors as representing their respective communities, and also from in...dividual citizens and country- men upon their own behalf. 2 These private offerings tided the king over his immediate necessities. Late in the fall, however, he found his position untenable and was forced either to call a Parliament or to adopt some effective substitute. Being at Rhuddlan, in the center of hostile country, and having most of his barons with him, he was obliged to formulate a new plan for the attainment of 1 Writ for distraint of knighthood. 1 Stubbs, Sel. Chart. 457.
2 Letter of credence for a royal commissioner to raise an aid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 The Welsh war came on again in 1282 and Provincial added to the king's embarrassment. He was a unwilling to call a Parliament and took the i i- i 11 rr* o an( * York, less public but also less efficient means of 1233 negotiating with individuals for money with which to carry on the war. He sent royal commissioners abroad through the country who should plead the king's necessity and accept grants from sheriffs, bailiffs, and mayors as representing their respective communities, and also from in...dividual citizens and country- men upon their own behalf. 2 These private offerings tided the king over his immediate necessities. Late in the fall, however, he found his position untenable and was forced either to call a Parliament or to adopt some effective substitute. Being at Rhuddlan, in the center of hostile country, and having most of his barons with him, he was obliged to formulate a new plan for the attainment of 1 Writ for distraint of knighthood. 1 Stubbs, Sel. Chart. 457.
2 Letter of credence for a royal commissioner to raise an aid.
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