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共 67 段- With the ability to grow food and the acquisition of land by
- Most families kept a pig and pork was the primary meat. Ther
- 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
- Trades and crafts, each of which had to be licensed, grouped
- The barons held court on their manors at a "hallmote" for is
- Bachelors at Oxford studied the arts of grammar, rhetoric, a
- Livery: For livery to John the dean, for Christmas tax, 7 po
- The doctrine of tenure applied universally to the land law f
- Woodbridge v. Bardolf (1194, king's court):
- 28. The twelve jurors presented in their verdict that
- County knights served sheriffs, coroners, escheators, and ju
- The king takes custody of lands of lunatics and idiots, as w
- {All evil customs concerning forests and warrens [livestock
- Bracton defines the requirements of a valid and effective gi
- Most earldoms and many baronages came into the royal house b
- Given at Borough, for the love of Lord Robert of good
- The chief functions of administration in the 1300s were perf
- By statute, no one may make a gift or alienation of land to
- 42. The chief pledges present that Henry Blackstone (fine,
- In London, the Goldsmiths, Merchant Taylors [Tailors], Skinn
- For a doctorate in medicine from Oxford or Cambridge, five m
- Vagrants begging in London were banned by this 1359 ordinanc
- Peace was never well-kept nor was law ever well-executed, th
- Some ladies were patrons of writers. Some women were active
- King Edward IV introduced an elaborate spy system, the use o
- In the king's bench one Thomas Russell and Alice his wife br
- No one may take pheasants or partridges by net snares or oth
- The first school of humanist studies arose in Oxford with th
- Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, wrote the first En
- The entry of an apprentice into a craft shall not cost more
- Every few years, Elizabeth issued a proclamation reminding p
- About 1571, mercer and Merchant Adventurer Thomas Gresham
- Italian business techniques were set forth in textbooks for
- With enclosure of agricultural land there could be more inno
- Woods around London shall not be felled to be converted to c
- A court reporter at the King's Bench formulated two principl
- Work on farms was still year-round. In January and February,
- Boys began at university usually from age 14 to 18, but some
- Renee Descartes, a French mathematician, scientist, and
- Because benefit of clergy is not allowed to women convicted
- The Flemish Johann Baptista van Helmont demonstrated that me
- Rebellion of Irish Catholics against England and English
- Blaise Pascal, a French mathematician, physicist, and religi
- The Society of Friends was founded by the son of a weaver. T
- Dress returned to elaborateness. Gentlemen wore Cavalier-sty
- Women had less work and lower pay than men. Since most cotta
- John Locke, an Oxford don, physician, and son of an attorney
- Under Charles II, the Treasury as a supreme financial body
- No sheep, wool, woolfells, shearlings, yarn, fuller's earth,
- This is an example of a writ for case on indebitatus assumps
- Many of the well-to-do now lived in districts without as wel
- Queen Anne's drinking of tea made it a popular drink, but it
- After cotton, the inventions of the spinning jenny and the w
- The first encyclopedia came into existence in 1728. In 1740
- Watt's steam engine came to be used for power-loom weaving a
- In 1754, canals began to be constructed linking the main riv
- No waterman carrying passengers or goods for hire e.g. by
- The Virginia House of Burgesses set aside the effective date
- Masters of ships bringing in vagabonds or beggars from Irela
- 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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