The Domesday Boroughs
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\. 262 b, I. 2 D. B. Ii. 312 a. 3 D. B. I. 366*, 2. 4 Id. ISga, i. 5 Id. 154, 2. 6 Id. 2520, I. 7 Id. 2626, i.
8 Id. 298, 2. Id. 1 79 a, I. 10 Id. 269 a.
II Eng. Hist. Rev. Xv. 302. 12 D. B. I. 46, I. 1S Id. 263 a, I.
AMENDS AND FORFEITURES 87 At Lewes ' the adulterer and the ravisher shall amend in 8j. 4^. , the man and the woman alike : the king has the [fine from the] man, and the archbishop [that from the] woman V And a like sum of 8s. ^d. Was exacted for bloodshed and from a fugitive if he... were recaptured. This latter probably refers to a fugitive burgess, as we learn from the Norwich survey 2 that certain burgesses had fled that town on account of the exactions to which they were subject.
9. BOROUGH PROPERTY.
There is scarcely any point raised by the descriptions of the boroughs in Domesday Book which has caused more diversity of opinion than the question whether the burgesses as a body possessed any property as opposed to the property belonging to individuals. Before discussing the matter, it will be best to have before us all the evidence that may possibly bear on the point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\. 262 b, I. 2 D. B. Ii. 312 a. 3 D. B. I. 366*, 2. 4 Id. ISga, i. 5 Id. 154, 2. 6 Id. 2520, I. 7 Id. 2626, i.
8 Id. 298, 2. Id. 1 79 a, I. 10 Id. 269 a.
II Eng. Hist. Rev. Xv. 302. 12 D. B. I. 46, I. 1S Id. 263 a, I.
AMENDS AND FORFEITURES 87 At Lewes ' the adulterer and the ravisher shall amend in 8j. 4^. , the man and the woman alike : the king has the [fine from the] man, and the archbishop [that from the] woman V And a like sum of 8s. ^d. Was exacted for bloodshed and from a fugitive if he... were recaptured. This latter probably refers to a fugitive burgess, as we learn from the Norwich survey 2 that certain burgesses had fled that town on account of the exactions to which they were subject.
9. BOROUGH PROPERTY.
There is scarcely any point raised by the descriptions of the boroughs in Domesday Book which has caused more diversity of opinion than the question whether the burgesses as a body possessed any property as opposed to the property belonging to individuals. Before discussing the matter, it will be best to have before us all the evidence that may possibly bear on the point.
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