The English Parliament in the Middle Ages

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Contents......Page 7
Foreword......Page 11
I: The Origins of Parliament (H.G.R.)......Page 13
II: The Earliest Known Official Use of the Term 'Parliament'......Page 51
III: The Provisions of Oxford, 1258.......Page 55
IV: Representation of Cities and Boroughs in 1268 (G.O.S.)......Page 87
V: The Parliament of Edward I......Page 95
VI: The King's Ministers in Parliament, 1272–1307......Page 123
VII: The Sources of Two Revisions of the Statute of Gloucester, 1278 (G.O.S.)......Page 147
VIII: The Clergy in the Easter Parliament, 1285......Page 155
IX: Medieval Judges as Legal Consultants (G.O.S.)......Page 171
X: The Seizure of Wool at Easter 1297 (G.O.S.)......Page 179
XI: Parliamentary Representation in 1294, 1295 and 1307 (G.O.S.)......Page 185
XII: The Parliament of Carlisle, 1307: Some New Documents......Page 191
XIII: The Scottish Parliaments of Edward I......Page 205
XIV: The Guardians of Scotland and a Parliament at Rutherglenin 1300 (G.O.S.)......Page 225
XV: The Irish Parliaments of Edward I......Page 231
XVI: The Parliaments of Edward II......Page 251
XVII: The King's Ministers in Parliament, 1307–1327......Page 271
XVIII: The Parliament of Lincoln, 1316......Page 283
XIX: The Exchequer Parliament Rolls and Other Documents......Page 287
XX: The Custody and Publication of the Parliament Rolls......Page 319
XXI: The Parliaments of Edward III......Page 335
XXII: The King's Ministers in Parliament, 1327–1377......Page 373
XXIII: Parliamentary Documents from Formularies......Page 397
XXIV: The Commons and Medieval Politics (H.G.R.)......Page 413
XXV: The Early Statutes......Page 441
XXVI: Parliaments and Great Councils in Medieval England......Page 497
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