The Angevins and the Charter: 1154-1216 by Toyne, S. M
by S. M. Toyne
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About this eBook
- Editor
- Winbolt, S. E. (Samuel Edward), 1868-1944
- Title
- The Angevins and the Charter (1154-1216) The Beginning of English Law, the Invasion of Ireland and the Crusades
- Credits
- Produced by Chris Pinfield, and The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- DA: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere: Great Britain, Ireland, Central Europe
- Subject
- Great Britain -- History -- Angevin period, 1154-1216 -- Sources
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 50791
- Release Date
- December 30, 2015
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.THE ANGEVINS AND THE CHARTER (1154-1216)
- 2.INTRODUCTION — NOTE TO THIS VOLUME (1154-1216).
- 3.TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 4.PART I. STATUTES 1154-1216 — CONSTITUTIONS OF CLARENDON, 1164. — ASSIZE OF CLARENDON, 1166. — "THE KING'S OFFICERS AT FAULT." THE INQUEST OF SHERIFFS, 1170. — ASSIZE OF ARMS, 1181. — THE SALADIN TITHE, 1188. — THE LEVYING OF A FORCE, 1205. — JOHN'S CONCESSION OF ENGLAND TO THE POPE, 1213. — FORM OF THE OATH OF FEALTY. — SUMMONS TO A COUNCIL AT OXFORD, 1213. — MAGNA CHARTA, 1215. — DIALOGUS DE SCACCARIO. — 1. What the Exchequer is, and what is the reason of this name. — 2. Scutage and Murdrum. — 3. The Fusion of English and Norman. — 4. Danegeld and Essarts. — 5. The Forest. — 6. The Sheriffs and Bailiffs. — 7. Liveries.
- 5.PART II. MISCELLANEOUS SOURCES. — HENRY PUTS HIS HOUSE IN ORDER, 1155-7. — SUPERSTITIONS AND CHARACTER OF THE IRISH, Circ. 1155. — Instance of Superstition. — Their Character. — THE PAGANISM OF THE IRISH, Circ. 1155 . — TRIBAL DISPUTE (1154-7). — THE BULL OF POPE ADRIAN IV. EMPOWERING HENRY II. TO CONQUER IRELAND, A.D. 1155 . — THOMAS À BECKET. LIFE BEFORE HIS ELECTION (1162). — DISPUTE CONCERNING CONSTITUTIONS OF CLARENDON (1164). — BECKET'S EXILE (1165). — THE RETURN (1170). — BECKET'S LIFE (1170). — BECKET'S DEATH (1171). — COMING OF DERMOT (1168-9). — Dermot had an interview with Earl Richard. — Earl Richard (Strongbow) in Ireland, 1170. — Henry II.'s Invasion of Ireland, 1171-2. — THE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE SYNOD OF CASHEL (1172). — DISPUTES WITH HENRY'S SONS (1173). — TROUBLE WITH SCOTLAND (1174). — THE PENANCE OF HENRY (1174). — END OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL DISPUTE (1175). — THE ALBIGENSIAN HERESY IN TOULOUSE (1178). — THE ELECTION OF AN ABBOT (1182). — JOHN IN IRELAND (1185). — CAPTURE OF JERUSALEM (1187). — RAISING MONEY FOR THE CRUSADE (1189). — LAWS OF RICHARD I. CONCERNING CRUSADERS WHO WERE TO GO BY SEA (1189). — THE ABBOT AND THE JEWS (1190). — THE KINGS OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND AT MESSINA (1190). — THE CAPTURE OF MESSINA, AND THE JEALOUSY OF PHILIP, KING OF FRANCE (1190). — CAPTURE OF CYPRUS AND RICHARD'S MARRIAGE, 1191. — AT ACRE, (1191). — RETURN OF PHILIP (1191). — RICHARD'S SICKNESS (1192). A TRUCE. — CHIVALRY OF SALADIN (1192-3). — RETURN OF RICHARD (1193). — RICHARD'S CAPTURE (1192). — THE RELEASE OF RICHARD (1192). — ENGLAND UNDER THE CHANCELLORS (1191-3). — THE CAPTURE OF ARTHUR (1202). — THE LOSS OF NORMANDY (1204). — LONDON ( Circ. 1204 ). — THE TOWNS OF ENGLAND. — JOHN'S GRANT TO THE ABBEY OF CROYLAND (1202-1206). — THE ELECTION OF LANGTON (1207). — THE INTERDICT (1208). — THE BATTLE OF BOUVINES (1214). — EVENTS LEADING TO THE MAGNA CHARTA (1214). — KING JOHN AND THE ABBOT OF CANTERBURY. — THE LAST DAYS OF KING JOHN (1216).
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