THE MANOR OF LESKEARD.

In the extent of Cornish acres 12 Edward I. this is valued in 18. The

3d Henry IV. this manor is said to be half of a small fee of Morton,

and was then in the hand of the King; who had not then, it seems, as

may be made out in other places of the same book, given livery to

Prince Henry of all the lands belonging to the Duchy of Cornwall; but

since that time it having gone with the rest of the Duchy of Cornwall,

and accounted for accordingly, I need not say any more of it here; and

so come to treat of the

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