The History of Parliamentary Taxation in England

by Shepard Ashman Morgan

Carucage, [43], note 1;

imposition by Richard I, [43];

a revival of the Danegeld, [35], note 1;

levy of 1198, [44];

“assessed” by the Common Council, [77-78].

Charles I, his accession, [261];

signs Petition of Right, [269];

renounces tunnage and poundage, [274-275];

rules without Parliament, [279].