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- Fishing from the sea yielded herrings, sturgeon, porpoise, o
- If any one lends his weapon to another so he may kill some o
- At seaports on the coast, goods were loaded onto vessels own
- The days of the week were Sun day, Moon day, Tiw's day (Viki
- The form of oaths for compurgation were specified for theft
- London was a walled town of one and two story houses made of
- [1.] Know that by the mercy of God and by the common counse
- Trades and crafts, each of which had to be licensed, grouped
- The barons held court on their manors at a "hallmote" for is
- Every freeman holding land of a lord gave homage and fealty
- Expenses: For ironwork of 8 carts for year and one cart for
- Henry was determined to protect lawful seisin of land and is
- Woodbridge v. Bardolf (1194, king's court): Ralf of Woodbrid
- 28. The twelve jurors presented in their verdict that Austin
- County courts were the center of decision-making regarding j
- 3. And of all their debts which are lent in Newcastle-on-Ty
- {Henceforth anyone, saving his allegiance due to us, may lea
- Church law required that planned marriages be publicly annou
- King Edward I was respected by the people for his good gover
- People told time by counting the number of rings of the chur
- The staple [depot or mart, from the French "estaple"] system
- Each borough has its own civil and criminal ordinances and p
- The chief pledges present that Cristina daughter of Richard
- Towns started acquiring from the king the right to vacant si
- A Bachelor of Arts degree was granted after four years of st
- If anyone finds a hawk [used to hunt birds, ducks, and pheas
- This period, which begins with the reign of the usurper King
- There were craft guilds in the towns, at least 65 in London.
- Kings created dukes and marquesses to be peers. A duke was g
- A Sheriff was not to arrest, but to transfer indictments to
- A statute provided that: Lords holding castles, manors, land
- Humanist grammar [secondary] schools were established in Lon
- Henry used and then discarded officers of state. One such wa
- No bishop or other official having authority to take probate
- Elizabeth promoted commercial speculations, which diffused a
- London was England's greatest manufacturing city. By 1600 th
- Many people kept diaries. Letter writing was frequent at cou
- There was no sharp line between craftsman and shopkeeper or
- Persons affected by the plague may not leave their houses or
- A court reporter at the King's Bench formulated two principl
- In the 1600s, towns were fortified by walled ditches instead
- Boys began at university usually from age 14 to 18, but some
- Renee Descartes, a French mathematician, scientist, and phil
- Since administrators of goods of people dying intestate who
- Religion was a favorite and serious topic of discussion, eve
- Enforcement of the law for not coming to church was not now
- John Milton defended the Commonwealth as superior to the mon
- Cromwell had bad experiences with Parliaments. The Rump Parl
- Dress returned to elaborateness. Gentlemen wore Cavalier-sty
- Women had less work and lower pay than men. Since most cotta
- Women over thirty had fewer children and the last child born
- By bribes, Charles built up a body of support in Parliament
- Executors and administrators of estates of deceased persons
- This is an example of a writ for trespass on the case in ass
- London had grown beyond the locations of its walls around th
- In the 1720s firefighters had to fill a tank on a wagon by h
- Enclosed land produced 26 bushels of grain compared to 18 bu
- Making beer and distilling gin from barley were widespread.
- About 1750, John Wilkinson, the son of a farmer who also ove
- A driver of a carriage, wagon, or cart on the public highway
- The insurance of merchant ships must give salvage rights [ri
- The commander of the British troops in North America was mad
- Chief leases may be renewed without surrendering all the und
- In 1772, all statutes against engrossing, forestalling, and
- In the time period after 1776, there developed the fuel-savi
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