The History of Parliamentary Taxation in England

by Shepard Ashman Morgan

“What affects all, by all should be approved,” [128-129];

session of the Model Parliament, [131];

Parliament of 1296, [132];

status in 1297, [152];

process of differentiation in, [154-156] ff.;

statute providing for taxation solely by Parliament, Edward III, [177-179];

increase in power under Edward III, [188-189];

separate sessions of the houses, [189];

control over taxes, Richard II, [194-197], [199];

delay of grants to end of session, [204];