CHAPTER VI

EXTRA-PARLIAMENTARY EXACTION, 1461-1603 213

Edward IV--Benevolences and forced loans--Richard

III--Prohibition of benevolences--The Tudors--Henry VII--The

“New-found Subsidy”--Morton’s Crotch--Early taxation of

Henry VIII--Cardinal Wolsey’s breach of privilege--Henry’s

commissions and benevolences--Forced loans--Profits of the

Reformation--Parliament the confirming authority in clerical

grants--Elizabeth--Liberality of her Parliaments--Assertion by

the commons of their right to originate money bills.

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