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THE MEDIEVAL ENGLISH BOROUGH

by James Tate

Published by Manchester University Press. 1968

Slightly better than very good condition. Blue cloth, gilt titles. xx + 371 pages. Reprint of 1936 edition.

Blue cloth boards, gilt title to spine.

ISBN: 0719003393
Stock no. 583607

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Contents

  • Preface
  • Addenda
  • Bibliography
  • THE ANGLO-SAXON PERIOD
  • CHAP.
  • I. THE ORIGINS OF THE BOROUGH
  • 1. Introductory
  • 2. Before the Danish Invasions
  • 3. The New Burhs fortified in the Danish Wars
  • 4. After Fortification
  • II. BOROUGH AND COURT
  • 1. The pre-Domesday Evidence
  • 2. The Domesday Evidence
  • III. THE BOROUGH FIELDS AND PASTURES
  • IV. THE BURGESSES AND THEIR TENURE
  • 1. Social Status and the Anglo-Saxon Burgesses
  • 2. "The Customs of Burgesses"
  • 3. Tenure by Custom and Burgage Tenure
  • 4. Burgage Tenure in Northern France in the eleventh century
  • V. THE BOROUGH COMMUNITY BEFORE 1066
  • 1. The Burgesses as Agricultural Community
  • 2. The Burgesses as Trading Community
  • 3. The Burgesses as Revenue-rendering and Administrative Community
  • VI. SUMMARY AND GENERAL CONCLUSION TO 1066
  • THE POST-CONQUEST PERIOD
  • VII. THE FIRMA BURGI AND THE COMMUNE, 1066-1191
  • 1. The Firma Burgi in 1066
  • 2. The Firma Burgi in 1086
  • 3. The Firma Burgi and the Commune 1086-1154
  • 4. Revocable grants of Firma Burgi.
  • 5. The First Fee Farms and the Commune of London 1189-91
  • VIII. LIBER BURGUS
  • IX. THE BOROUGH COMMUNITY FROM THE TWELFTH CENTURY
  • 1. The Borough Community and the Gild Merchant before the Age of Mayors and Fee Farms
  • 2. The Beginning of Municipal Incorporation
  • X. THE ORIGIN OF TOWN COUNCILS
  • XI. THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH
  • XII. THE STUDY OF EARLY MUNICIPAL HISTORY IN ENGLAND
  • INDEX

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