The History of Parliamentary Taxation in England

by Shepard Ashman Morgan

tax on, under Confirmatio Cartarum, [147-148];

increased duties to foreign merchants, 1302, [158];

rate reëstablished, [165];

assaults of Edward III upon the wool customs, [172-177];

statute for Parliamentary control, [177];

practice at variance with it, [180-183];

proceeds of a subsidy in time of Richard II, [197].

See also [New Customs], [Ancient Customs].

York, Geoffrey of, refuses assent to John’s thirteenth, [56].

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