the Great Scutage, [32-33];
complaint of Archbishop Theobald, [34];
a cause leading to Magna Carta, [50];
list of John’s scutages, [51], and note 1;
fines and other attendant abuses under John, [53-54];
scutage of 1214 precipitates the movement for the Charter, [60];
specified in Magna Carta, [64];
referred to in Henry III’s second reissue, [75];
practice of scutage by consent, Henry III, [76];
scutage of 1242, [86].