Страница - 168Страница - 170- Fines—
- for depopulation, [391], [419–421]
- of copyholders, customs as to, [127], [295–301], [411–412], [413–415]
- " " declared unreasonable by courts, [296]
- " " demand for reasonable, [294], 307, [335–336]
- " " rise in prices, effect of on, [308–309]
- " " statistical analysis of, [300]
- " " upward movement in, [305–310]
- of freeholders, [127]
- Fiscal reasons for protecting peasants, [344–347]
- Fold-courses, cases as to, [374], 395
- Forests—
- claim of Crown to under Charles I., [391]
- enclosures of to be spared, [335]
- Freedom, growth of personal, see Villeinage
- Freeholds—
- interference of Council with, [399]
- See also Freeholders
- Freeholders—
- enclosing by, [32–33], [157–158], [236]
- eviction of in fifteenth century, [37]
- holdings of, statistics as to, [32–33]
- independence of, [30], [35–38]
- large numbers of in Norfolk and Suffolk, [24–27]
- little affected by agrarian changes, [28–29], [134], [406]
- loss of rights of common by, [250–253]
- political interests of, [121–122]
- rents of, [29–30]
- rights of common of, how protected, [247–249]
- social importance of, [34–37]
- suits of Court due from, [29]
- statistics as to, [25]
- upward movement among in sixteenth century, [37–40]
- See also Yeomen