The Place of the Reign of Edward Ii in English History Based Upon the Ford Lect
The Place of the Reign of Edward Ii in English History Based Upon the Ford Lect
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In 1318, however, we have a formal policy of, reform enunciated in the household ordinance of York, which followed up the purgation of the familia regis, already effected, by a vigorous attempt to overhaul the system on which it was constructed. The subsequent household ordinance of 1323, carried the same process still further. The final steps were the result of the exchequer ordinances of 1323-6, and in particular of the ordinance of 1324. The result of these enactments was to establish the ro...yal house- hold as it existed for the rest of the middle ages, and in most respects as it continued until Burke's economical reform in 1782. By a series of parallel enactments the exchequer system was reformed only less drastically than the ward- robe. Here the great date is 1323, but the supplementary edict of 1324, and the final exchequer ordinance of 1326 are only less important.
In this drastic re-casting of two of the three great offices 158 METHODS AND AUTHORS OF REFORM of administration, the method of reform was in both cases the same.
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In 1318, however, we have a formal policy of, reform enunciated in the household ordinance of York, which followed up the purgation of the familia regis, already effected, by a vigorous attempt to overhaul the system on which it was constructed. The subsequent household ordinance of 1323, carried the same process still further. The final steps were the result of the exchequer ordinances of 1323-6, and in particular of the ordinance of 1324. The result of these enactments was to establish the ro...yal house- hold as it existed for the rest of the middle ages, and in most respects as it continued until Burke's economical reform in 1782. By a series of parallel enactments the exchequer system was reformed only less drastically than the ward- robe. Here the great date is 1323, but the supplementary edict of 1324, and the final exchequer ordinance of 1326 are only less important.
In this drastic re-casting of two of the three great offices 158 METHODS AND AUTHORS OF REFORM of administration, the method of reform was in both cases the same.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tout, T. F. (Thomas Frederick), 1855-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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