The History of England
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). The errors and omissions of these volumes were partiallyremedied for the reigns of Henry III. And Edward I. By C. ROBERTS'S_Calendarium Genealogicum_ (2 vols. 8vo, 1865). A scholarly guide toall this class of documents has been begun in the new _Calendar ofInquisitions Post Mortem and other Analogous Documents_, of which vol. I. (Henry III. ) was issued in 1904. The first volume of a separate listof the analogous inquisitions _Ad pod damnum_ is also announced.
Of the FINE ROLLS containing th...e records of fines[1] made with the Crownfor licence to alienate, exemption from service, wardships, pardons, etc. , those of Henry III. Have been made accessible in C. ROBERTS'S_Excerpta e Rotulis Finium_, 1216-1272 (1835-36, 8vo). Other rolls suchas the LIBERATE ROLLS have not yet been published for the reigns heretreated.
[1] A _fine_ in this technical sense is an agreement arrived at by a money transaction.
Of special or local rolls, preserved in the Chancery, the mostimportant for our period are the GASCON ROLLS.
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). The errors and omissions of these volumes were partiallyremedied for the reigns of Henry III. And Edward I. By C. ROBERTS'S_Calendarium Genealogicum_ (2 vols. 8vo, 1865). A scholarly guide toall this class of documents has been begun in the new _Calendar ofInquisitions Post Mortem and other Analogous Documents_, of which vol. I. (Henry III. ) was issued in 1904. The first volume of a separate listof the analogous inquisitions _Ad pod damnum_ is also announced.
Of the FINE ROLLS containing th...e records of fines[1] made with the Crownfor licence to alienate, exemption from service, wardships, pardons, etc. , those of Henry III. Have been made accessible in C. ROBERTS'S_Excerpta e Rotulis Finium_, 1216-1272 (1835-36, 8vo). Other rolls suchas the LIBERATE ROLLS have not yet been published for the reigns heretreated.
[1] A _fine_ in this technical sense is an agreement arrived at by a money transaction.
Of special or local rolls, preserved in the Chancery, the mostimportant for our period are the GASCON ROLLS.
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