The Early Plantagenets
The Early Plantagenets
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The steps of the change may be traced very briefly.
Edward's first parliament, in 1275, enabled him to pass a great statute of legal reform, called the Statute of Westminster the First, and to exact the new custom on wool; another assembly, the same menuof year, granted him a fifteenth. Both these are Edward i.
said to represent the * communaultc,* or community of the land ; but there is no evidence that the commons of either to\vn or county were' represented. They were, in fact, consulted as t...o taxation by special commissions, as had been done before. In 1282, when the expenses of the Welsh war were becoming heavy, Edward again tried the plan of obtaining money from the to\\'ns and counties by separate negotiation ; but as that did not provide him with funds sufficient for his purpose, he called together, early in 1283, two great assemblies, one at York and another at Northampton, in which four knights from each shire and four members from each city and borough were ordered to attend ; the cathedral and conventual clergy also of the two provinces were represented at the same places by their elected proctors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The steps of the change may be traced very briefly.
Edward's first parliament, in 1275, enabled him to pass a great statute of legal reform, called the Statute of Westminster the First, and to exact the new custom on wool; another assembly, the same menuof year, granted him a fifteenth. Both these are Edward i.
said to represent the * communaultc,* or community of the land ; but there is no evidence that the commons of either to\vn or county were' represented. They were, in fact, consulted as t...o taxation by special commissions, as had been done before. In 1282, when the expenses of the Welsh war were becoming heavy, Edward again tried the plan of obtaining money from the to\\'ns and counties by separate negotiation ; but as that did not provide him with funds sufficient for his purpose, he called together, early in 1283, two great assemblies, one at York and another at Northampton, in which four knights from each shire and four members from each city and borough were ordered to attend ; the cathedral and conventual clergy also of the two provinces were represented at the same places by their elected proctors.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stubbs, William, 1825-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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