Outlines of Legal History
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And C. 153). At the Council of Macon in 585, laws as to tithes were promulgated, and they became a permanent charge upon the land in the seventh century, although still voluntary. In 778 they were made compulsory by Charlemagne, who gave a fourth each to the poor, to the bishop, to the clergyman of the parish, and to the fabric of the church.
In 786 they were enforced by the legatine councils in England, and adopted by the leading men of the kingdom. They were subsequently further enforced by t...he laws of Athelstan in 930, and of Edgar in 960, and by three constitutions of Edward II. They were payable to the cathedral church, and not to any church to which the donor liked to dedicate them. They were distributed to the parish churches by the bishop. By the laws of Ethelred II. They were ordered to be distributed in thi-ee portions according to the ancient custom, — to the poor, to the clergy, and to the maintenance of the church. The claim of the clergy of particular parishes, in respect of their churches, upon the tithes was not heard of until 1200.
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And C. 153). At the Council of Macon in 585, laws as to tithes were promulgated, and they became a permanent charge upon the land in the seventh century, although still voluntary. In 778 they were made compulsory by Charlemagne, who gave a fourth each to the poor, to the bishop, to the clergyman of the parish, and to the fabric of the church.
In 786 they were enforced by the legatine councils in England, and adopted by the leading men of the kingdom. They were subsequently further enforced by t...he laws of Athelstan in 930, and of Edgar in 960, and by three constitutions of Edward II. They were payable to the cathedral church, and not to any church to which the donor liked to dedicate them. They were distributed to the parish churches by the bishop. By the laws of Ethelred II. They were ordered to be distributed in thi-ee portions according to the ancient custom, — to the poor, to the clergy, and to the maintenance of the church. The claim of the clergy of particular parishes, in respect of their churches, upon the tithes was not heard of until 1200.
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