Town Life in the Fifteenth Century, Volume 1 (of 2)

by Alice Stopford Green

local self-government in, [233-237];

extortion in, [235], note 1;

advantages gained by, in times of state troubles, [237];

anxiety of king about democratic movement in, [247], note 3;

granted to nobles, [253], note 2;

in “ancient demesne,” [227], [246], see Towns

[Borough Court], or Portmote, attendance of burghers required at, [180];

wills enrolled in, [200], note 1;

at Norwich, [239]