Source Problems in English History
Source Problems in English History
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Formulate what appear to you to have been the primary causes.
IV. The Sources i. Cartularium Monasterii de Ramseia: CCIX. 1252. (From the Latin of the Rolls Series edi- tion, I, 344-347. Translation by the editor. ) Nicholas, son of Hueman, holds one virgate of s land, for which he gives, by way of customary pay- ment, twelve pence at the said times of year; 1 for the sheriff's aid at the same times six pence; and at the feast of St. Martin 2 a farthing for wardpenny; he gives tallage, merchet,... lairwite, gersum, heriot, 10 and hidage 3 when it occurs; for pannage for a swine of more than a year, two pence ; for a swine of half a year, a penny and a half; for a swine of three months, a penny.
If he have ten swine, he shall choose the first, and is the lord the second swine, and so for each swine beyond the ten he shall give as before; and so con- cerning his own.
1 The feast of St. Michael (Sept. 29) and Easter.
1 November 1 1 .
ao J The student may find these and other unusual terms allowed to stand in the text in the more extensive dictionaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Formulate what appear to you to have been the primary causes.
IV. The Sources i. Cartularium Monasterii de Ramseia: CCIX. 1252. (From the Latin of the Rolls Series edi- tion, I, 344-347. Translation by the editor. ) Nicholas, son of Hueman, holds one virgate of s land, for which he gives, by way of customary pay- ment, twelve pence at the said times of year; 1 for the sheriff's aid at the same times six pence; and at the feast of St. Martin 2 a farthing for wardpenny; he gives tallage, merchet,... lairwite, gersum, heriot, 10 and hidage 3 when it occurs; for pannage for a swine of more than a year, two pence ; for a swine of half a year, a penny and a half; for a swine of three months, a penny.
If he have ten swine, he shall choose the first, and is the lord the second swine, and so for each swine beyond the ten he shall give as before; and so con- cerning his own.
1 The feast of St. Michael (Sept. 29) and Easter.
1 November 1 1 .
ao J The student may find these and other unusual terms allowed to stand in the text in the more extensive dictionaries.
What to read after Source Problems in English History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Beebe White to read onlineMoreLess
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