Geoffrey De Mandeville; a Study of the Anarchy
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It was, accordingly, tacitly admitted by the perambulation consequent on the Charter of the Forest to have been "forest " before 1164.
The theory suggested to me by these data is this. Stephen, we know, by his Charter of Liberties consented that all the forests created by Henry I. should be disafforested, and retained for himself only those which had been " forest " in the days of the first and the second William. Under this arrangement he retained, I hold, the small true forest (Waltham forest...), but had to resign the grasp of the Crown on the additions made to it by Henry I., which amounted to considerably more than half the county. My view that this sweeping extension of "forest" was the work of Henry I. is confirmed by the fact that his "forest" policy is admittedly the most objectionable ' As a matter of fact, her son's succession was marked by the exaction of heavy sums, under this head, as shown by the extracts from his first Pipe- Boll in the Bed book of the Exchequer, 378 THE FOREST OF ESSEX.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was, accordingly, tacitly admitted by the perambulation consequent on the Charter of the Forest to have been "forest " before 1164.
The theory suggested to me by these data is this. Stephen, we know, by his Charter of Liberties consented that all the forests created by Henry I. should be disafforested, and retained for himself only those which had been " forest " in the days of the first and the second William. Under this arrangement he retained, I hold, the small true forest (Waltham forest...), but had to resign the grasp of the Crown on the additions made to it by Henry I., which amounted to considerably more than half the county. My view that this sweeping extension of "forest" was the work of Henry I. is confirmed by the fact that his "forest" policy is admittedly the most objectionable ' As a matter of fact, her son's succession was marked by the exaction of heavy sums, under this head, as shown by the extracts from his first Pipe- Boll in the Bed book of the Exchequer, 378 THE FOREST OF ESSEX.
What to read after Geoffrey De Mandeville; a Study of the Anarchy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Round, John Horace, 1854-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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