The Angevins and the Charter (1154-1216) / The Beginning of English Law, the Invasion of Ireland and the Crusades

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Introduction			v
PART I. STATUTES
1164	Constitutions of Clarendon		1
1166	Assize of Clarendon		3
1170	Inquest of Sheriffs—"The King's Officers at Fault"		5
1181	Assize of Arms		6
1188	Saladin Tithe		6
1205	The Levying of a Force		7
1213	Concession of England to the Pope		7
1213	Summons to a Council at Oxford		9
1215	Magna Charta		9
	Extracts from the Dialogus de Scaccario, written by Richard Fitzneal, Bishop of London in Henry II.'s reign:
	(1) The Exchequer		19
	(2) Scutage and Murdrum		22
	(3) Fusion of English and Normans		23
	(4) Danegeld		24
	(5) Forests		29
	(6) Sheriffs and Bailiffs		29
	(7) Liveries		30
PART II. MISCELLANEOUS SOURCES
1155.	Henry puts His House in Order	Roger de Hoveden	31
circ. 1155. Superstitions of the Irish and their Character		Giraldus Cambrensis	32
circ. 1155. The Paganism of the Irish		"	34
1154-57. A Tribal Dispute		Song of Dermot	37
1155.	Bull of Pope Adrian II.		39
1155-62. Becket's Early Life		Roger of Wendover	40
1164.	Dispute Concerning the Constitutions of Clarendon	Roger de Hoveden	41
1165.	Becket's Exile	"	43
1170.	His Return	"	45
1170.	His Saintly Life	"	46
1171.	His Death	"	48
1168.	Coming of Dermot	Song of Dermot	49
1170.	Earl Richard in Ireland	"	49
1171-72. Henry II.'s Invasion of Ireland		"	53
1172.	Synod of Cashel	Giraldus Cambrensis	55
1173.	Disputes of Henry II. and His Sons	Roger de Hoveden	57
1174.	Trouble with Scotland	"	58
1174.	The Penance of Henry	"	THE ANGEVINS AND THE CHARTER (1154-1216) Clyx.com