The History of Parliamentary Taxation in England

by Shepard Ashman Morgan

[Common Council], no provision for London representatives made in Magna Carta, [66];

its composition, [66-68];

representation, [68-69];

part in taxation in early years of Henry III, [77-78];

grants a tax on movables, 1224, [79-81];

instances of refusal, 1232 and 1237, [81-82];

refuses a grant, 1242, [85];

its control over taxation in 1250, [91-92];

knights of the shires called, 1254, [92-94];

its control of disbursements, see [Disbursements].