The History of Parliamentary Taxation in England

by Shepard Ashman Morgan

signed by Edward I, [145];

analysis of tax clauses, [146-150];

marks a stage in Parliamentary taxation, [152-153].

Contributions, voluntary, among the early Germans, [2], [3].

Cowel’s “Interpreter,” [248].

[Customs], in early England, [113], note 1;

Carta Mercatoria, [158];

statutory provision for control by Parliament, Edward III, [177-178];

persistence of the struggle over customs, [179-180];

Bate Case, [242-244];