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共 66 段- With the ability to grow food and the acquisition of land by
- In the peaceful latter part of the 600s, Theodore, who had b
- With his lord a man may fight free of liability for homicide
- Guilds in London were first associations of neighbors for th
- A man came walking where he knew
- Declaring the English who fought against him to be traitors,
- The Normans used the Anglo-Saxon concepts of jurisdictional
- [6.] I forgive all pleas and all debts which were owing to
- 2) And none of them shall take part in trial by combat.
- The ecclesiastical courts dealt, until the time of Henry VII
- The boroughs were dominated by lords of local manors, who us
- Produce of Granary: The same render account of 221 and a hal
- There was also a writ for issues of inheritance of land call
- fitz William v. Amice et al. (1200, king's court):
- 31. The jurors say that Andrew, sureman's son, appealed
- A student at Oxford would become a master after graduating f
- {John, by the grace of God, King of England, Lord of Ireland
- NO COUNTY COURT FROM HENCEFORTH SHALL BE HELD, BUT FROM MONT
- Between the proprietary action and the possessory assizes th
- Lords surrounded themselves with people of the next lower ra
- When guilds performed morality plays based on Bible stories
- By 1319, the guilds of London had become so powerful that th
- The writ of Quo Warranto [by what right] is created, by whic
- "John le Paumer was summoned to answer Richer de Refham, She
- 4. If a servant in the trade makes away with his master's
- At the 1376 Parliament, ("the Good Parliament") the Commons,
- The office of Justice of the Peace was developed and filled
- For ladies, close-fitting jackets came to be worn over close
- In schools, there was a renaissance of learning from origina
- Apparel worn must be appropriate to one's status to preserve
- Henry Tudor and other exiles defeated and killed Richard III
- Pewter and brass ware for sale shall be of the quality of th
- In 1523, Anthony Fitzherbert wrote "Boke of Husbandry", whic
- Henry made proclamations reminding people of the apparel law
- If a person breaks into a dwelling house by night to commit
- There was a wave of building and renovation activity in town
- Elizabeth did not allow any gentleman to live in London pure
- In the towns, shop shutters were let down to form a counter.
- Theft and robbery were so usual that there were names for va
- All persons must go to the established church on Sundays and
- At the top were the gentry, about 2% of the population. Thei
- Naming one's wife as executor of one's will was the norm.
- The royal postal system carried private as well as royal let
- There were two high constables for each hundred. They were c
- A statute of 1623 gave rights for adverse possession. It pro
- But what incensed the people more than the money issue were
- The regular church courts punished people for heresy, non-
- Later in 1657, the Company threw open the freedom of the Com
- No goods are to be imported from America, Asia, or Africa ex
- London coffee houses, which also sold wine, liquors, and mea
- John Ray and Francis Willughby were friends who traveled tog
- The Goldsmiths loaned money to the king and to private perso
- Mortgagees can hold the land of any mortgagor who borrows mo
- In 1670, William Penn was arrested for sedition for deliveri
- London had grown beyond the locations of its walls around th
- Bad areas of thieves and prostitutes and the slums east of t
- In 1738, John Wyatt, a ship's carpenter who also invented th
- Though grammar schools were endowed for the education of loc
- Then James Watt invented the steam engine which used steam a
- A driver of a carriage, wagon, or cart on the public highway
- No waterman carrying passengers or goods for hire e.g. by
- The Virginia House of Burgesses set aside the effective date
- Later there was an award of 5s. for apprehending a person le
- No more than 600 pounds of gunpowder may be kept in any buil
- In the time period after 1776, there developed the fuel-savi
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