
A History of Tithes
by Henry William Clarke
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About this eBook
- Author
- Henry William Clarke
- Title
- A history of tithes
- Original Publication
- United States: Swan Sonnenschein, 1894
- Credits
- deaurider and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
- Language
- English
- Subject
- Tithes -- History
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 71221
- Release Date
- July 18, 2023
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Untitled
- 2.PREFACE.
- 3.CONTENTS.
- 4.INTRODUCTION.
- 5.A HISTORY OF TITHES. — CHAPTER I. BEFORE THE CHRISTIAN ERA.
- 6.CHAPTER II. FROM THE CHRISTIAN ERA TO THE COUNCIL OF MASÇON.
- 7.CHAPTER III. THE ROMAN MISSION TO ENGLAND.
- 8.CHAPTER IV. THE FIRST DOCUMENTARY STATEMENT OF TITHES IN ENGLAND. — Landowners’ Churches. — The Confessional.
- 9.CHAPTER V. WORKS ATTRIBUTED TO EGBERT, ARCHBISHOP OF YORK (734-766).
- 10.CHAPTER VI. THE FIRST PUBLIC LAY LAW FOR THE PAYMENT OF TITHES. — Papal Legates in England, A.D. 787. — King Offa. — Legatine Councils in England. — First Civil Law in England for Payment of Tithes. — Offa’s supposed Law of Tithes in A.D. 794.
- 11.CHAPTER VII. KING ETHELWULF’S ALLEGED GRANT OF TITHES. — Folcland and Bocland. — Ethelwulf’s Charters. — Ethelwulf’s Second Charter of Grants. — Selden’s Conclusion on Ethelwulf’s Charter.
- 12.CHAPTER VIII. TITHE LAWS MADE BY ANGLO-SAXON KINGS. — Athelstan’s Law on Tithes. — The Letter of the Kentish Men to King Athelstan. — Definition of Tithe. — The Laws of King Edmund. — King Edgar’s Laws.
- 13.CHAPTER IX. ORIGIN OF OUR MODERN PARISH CHURCHES AND BOUNDARIES. — Canons Enacted under King Edgar. [166] — Odo, Archbishop of Canterbury. — The Monks. — Population.
- 14.CHAPTER X. THE LAWS OF ETHELRED II. — IX. Church Grith. — Sir Robert Cotton’s Library. — Lord Selborne’s “Ancient Facts and Fictions.” — Mr. J. S. Brewer. — Cnute’s Laws.
- 15.CHAPTER XI. THE FIRST POOR LAW ACT.
- 16.CHAPTER XII. CANONS FOR PAYMENT OF TITHES.
- 17.CHAPTER XIII. APPROPRIATION OF TITHES TO MONASTERIES.
- 18.CHAPTER XIV. INFEUDATIONS—EXEMPTIONS FROM PAYMENT OF TITHES. — Exemption from Paying Tithes by Religious Houses.
- 19.CHAPTER XV. MONASTERIES. — The Norman Conquest. — Alien Monasteries.
- 20.CHAPTER XVI. THE DISSOLUTION OF MONASTERIES.
- 21.CHAPTER XVII. TITHES IN THE CITY AND LIBERTIES OF LONDON.
- 22.CHAPTER XVIII. THE COMMUTATION ACT OF 1836 [285] . — Redemption of Tithe-Rent Charge. — The Extraordinary Tithe-Rent Charge.
- 23.CHAPTER XIX. TITHES OF CHURCH IN WALES. — Diocese of Bangor. — Diocese of Llandaff. — Diocese of St. Asaph. — Diocese of St. David’s. — Tithe-rent Charge now in Possession of the Ecclesiastical Commission in Wales.
- 24.CHAPTER XX. TITHE ACT, 1891. — ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS. — Chapter VIII. — Liability of owner to pay tithe rentcharge, and modification of contracts with tenants. — Recovery of tithe rentcharge through County Court. — Rules. — Lands occupied rent free, etc. — Restrictions as to costs. — Rating of owner of tithe rentcharge. — Power of appeal. — Remission of tithe rentcharge when exceeding two-thirds annual value of land. — Definitions. — Commencement and application of Act and saving. — Repeal. — Extent of Act and short titles. — Schedule — Remark on the Tithe Act, 1891.
- 25.APPENDIX A.
- 26.APPENDIX B.
- 27.APPENDIX C.
- 28.APPENDIX D.
- 29.APPENDIX E.
- 30.APPENDIX F.
- 31.APPENDIX G.
- 32.APPENDIX H. Lands and Money Payments in Lieu of Tithes.
- 33.APPENDIX I. Aggregate Summary of Revenues of Church of England. [308]
- 34.FOOTNOTES
- 35.INDEX.
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