The Administration of Normandy Under Henry I
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12 bis-3 bis; 74 by 52 centimetres).
The two are incorporated by Henry II into a single charter, printed in Neustria Pia, pp. 628-638 (Bound, Calendar, no. 463). The ' Emptiones Eudones ' were transcribed into the lost cartulary of St. Etienne, a full analysis of which is in the library of St. Genevieve at Paris (MS. 1656), whence it has been published by Deville.
Analyse d'un ancien cartulaire de Vahbaye de 8. Etienne de Caen (Evreux, 1905, reprinted from the Revue Catholique de Kormandie, xiv...., xv.). The notices which mention the king's justices are quoted from Deville's text (pp. 44-49), which is incomplete and very carelessly printed, by Mr. L. W. Vernon Harcourt, His Grace the Steward, pp. 26f.
1909 UXDER HEXRY I 217 right to receive from the abbot the entertainment of a man and a horse. The king eomtnands the abbot to defend the suit, and a duel IS waged and, in accordance with a practice abundantlj' exemplified in the later exchequer rolls, recorded at Caen before the king's justices, who decide in favour of the abbot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12 bis-3 bis; 74 by 52 centimetres).
The two are incorporated by Henry II into a single charter, printed in Neustria Pia, pp. 628-638 (Bound, Calendar, no. 463). The ' Emptiones Eudones ' were transcribed into the lost cartulary of St. Etienne, a full analysis of which is in the library of St. Genevieve at Paris (MS. 1656), whence it has been published by Deville.
Analyse d'un ancien cartulaire de Vahbaye de 8. Etienne de Caen (Evreux, 1905, reprinted from the Revue Catholique de Kormandie, xiv...., xv.). The notices which mention the king's justices are quoted from Deville's text (pp. 44-49), which is incomplete and very carelessly printed, by Mr. L. W. Vernon Harcourt, His Grace the Steward, pp. 26f.
1909 UXDER HEXRY I 217 right to receive from the abbot the entertainment of a man and a horse. The king eomtnands the abbot to defend the suit, and a duel IS waged and, in accordance with a practice abundantlj' exemplified in the later exchequer rolls, recorded at Caen before the king's justices, who decide in favour of the abbot.
What to read after The Administration of Normandy Under Henry I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haskins, Charles Homer, 1870-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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