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Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, "McKinley, William" to "Magnetism, Terrestrial" Volume 17, Slice 3

Name: Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, "McKinley, William" to "Magnetism, Terrestrial" Volume 17, Slice 3
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字数：989,013　来源：Project Gutenberg

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Chapter I. declares that the English church shall be free and shall
Chapter II. fixes the amount of the relief to be paid to the king by
Chapter IX. is intended to prevent the king from collecting the money
Chapter X. declares that money borrowed from the Jews shall not bear
Chapter XI. provides for the repayment of borrowed money to the Jews,
Chapter XII. says that in future no scutage or aid, beyond the three
Chapter XIII. gives to the citizens of London all their ancient
Chapter XIV. provides for the assembly of the council when its consent
Chapter XV. extends the concessions obtained by the greater barons for
Chapter XVI. declares that those who owe military service for their
Chapter XVII. declares that common pleas must henceforward be heard in
Chapter XXIII. asserts that persons shall not be compelled to make
Chapter XXIV. declared that the sheriffs and other officers of the
Chapter XXV. also concerns the sheriffs. It prevents the king from
Chapter XXVIII. strikes a blow at the custom of purveyance. Royal
Chapter XXIX. says knights must not be compelled to give money instead
Chapter XXXII. says that the lands of convicted felons shall be handed
Chapter XXXIII. provided for the removal of kydells, or weirs, from
Chapter XXXIV. limits the use of the writ known as _Praecipe_. This
Chapter XXXV. provides for the uniformity of weights and measures
Chapter XXXVI. promises that in future writs of inquisition shall be
Chapter XXXVII. prevents the king from administering certain kinds of
Chapter XXXVIII. prevents a bailiff from compelling an accused man to
Chapter XXXIX. is more important and the English rendering of it may
Chapter XL. simply says, "To no one will we sell, to no one will we
Chapter XLIII. is intended to compel the king to refrain from exacting
Chapter XLIV. deals with the hated and oppressive forest laws. In
Chapter XLV. says that the royal officials must know something of the
Chapter XLVI. gives to the founders of religious houses the right of
Chapter XLIX. provides for the restoration of hostages. John had been
Chapter L. says that certain royal minions, who are mentioned by name,
Chapter LI. says that as soon as peace is made all foreign mercenaries
Chapter LIV. prevents any one from being arrested on the appeal of a
Chapter LV. provides for the remission of unjust fines. The decision
Chapter LVIII. promises that his hostages and his charters shall be
Chapter LIX. promises a restoration of hostages to Alexander I. king
Chapter LX. is a general statement that the aforesaid customs and
Chapter LXI. provides for the execution of the royal promises. A
Chapter LXII. is an expression of general forgiveness.
Chapter LXIII. repeats the promise of fr
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