A History of Crime in England: From the Roman invasion to the accession of Henry VII

22 Edward abbot according accused afterwards ancient appears Assise barbarism Bishop Black Death brigands Britain brought century cerning charter Christian Church civilisation clergy clerk Close Roll commission common compurgation concerning Conqueror Controlment Roll convicted court crime criminal custom deeds document doubt ecclesiastical Edward III Edward the Confessor effect enemies England English evidence existence eyre false favour Gaol Delivery guild hand Henry II heretics hundred Jews jurisdiction jurors jury Justices King's Bench knights land Laws of King less London lord manor ment mentioned modern monks murder Norman Conquest oath offence Oldcastle pardon Parliament Patent Roll Paterines perhaps persons Pipe Rolls possessed printed prison privilege punishment Records reference reign of Edward reign of Henry Richard Richard II robbers Rolls of Parliament Roman Rotuli Rotuli Parliamentorum sheriffs slaves Statute Teutonic tion towns Trailbaston treason trial villeins villenage writ