< The English Historical Review
The English Historical Review
edited by
G. N. Clark, M.A.
FELLOW OF ORIEL COLLEGE, OXFORD, AND FORMERLY FELLOW OF ALL SOULS COLLEGE
VOLUME XXXVII
1922
| PAGE | |
NO. CXLV.—JANUARY 1922 | |
| The Legend of 'Eudo Dapifer'. By J. H. Round, LL.D. | 1 |
| A Petition to Boniface VIII from the Clergy of the Province of Canterbury. By Miss Rose Graham | 35 |
| Council and Cabinet, 1679–88. By Godfrey Davies | 47 |
| Sheriffs in the Pipe Roll of 31 Henry I. By Curtis H. Walker | 67 |
| A Proposal for Arbitration between Simon de Montfort and Henry III in 1260. By E. F. Jacob | 80, 320 |
| The Death of Henry of Blois, Bishop of Winchester. By the Rev. H. E. Salter | 79 |
| Early Notes of Fines. By R. C. Fowler, O.B.E. | 82 |
| A Visitation of Westminster in 1444. By V. H. Galbraith | 83 |
| Excerpts from the Register of Louvain University from 1485 to 1527. By Père H. de Vocht | 89, 320 |
| A General Court of the Merchant Adventurers in 1547. By W. P. M. Kennedy, Litt.D. | 105 |
| The Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian and the Crown of Greece in 1863. By D. Dawson | 107 |
| Reviews of Books |
115 |
| Short Notices | 137 |
NO. CXLVI.—APRIL 1922 | |
| The Sheriffs and the Administrative System of Henry I. By William A. Morris | 161 |
| The Great Statute of Praemunire. By W. T. Waugh | 173 |
| The Transition to the Factory System. By George Unwin | 206, 391 |
| Lord Bryce. By Ernest Barker, D.Litt., LL.D. | 219 |
| St. Benet of Holme and the Norman Conquest. By F. M. Stenton | 225 |
| The Text of the Ordinance of 1184 concerning an Aid for the Holy Land. By W. E. Lunt | 235 |
| Law Merchant in London in 1292. By H. G. Richardson | 242 |
| The Stamford Schism. By the Rev. H. E. Salter | 249 |
| The Capture of Lord Rivers and Sir Anthony Woodville in 1460. By Miss Cora L. Scofield | 253 |
| A Declaration before the Ecclesiastical Commissioners in 1562. By W. P. M. Kennedy, Litt.D. | 256 |
| The Social Status of the Clergy in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries. By the Rev. C. H. Mayo, D.Litt. | 258 |
| Reviews of Books: The Witch-Cult in Western Europe. A Study in Anthropology. By Margaret Alice Murray |
267 |
| Short Notices | 291 |
NO. CXLVII.—JULY 1922 | |
| Scutage under Edward I. By Miss Helen M. Chew | 321 |
| Council, Star Chamber, and Privy Council under the Tudors: I. The Council. By A. F. Pollard, D.Lit. | 337 |
| The Highland Forts in the 'Forty-Five'. By C. L. Kingsford | 361 |
| 'King Harold's Books'. By Charles H. Haskins, Litt.D., LL.D. | 398 |
| Annales Radingenses Posteriores. By C. W. Previté-Orton | 400 |
| Some Lost Pleas of 1195. By G. H. Fowler, C.B.E. | 403 |
| Communitas Villae. By Miss Joan Wake | 406 |
| Twelve Medieval Ghost-stories. By the Provost of Eton | 413 |
| The Mission of Cardinal Pole to enforce the Bull of Deposition against Henry VIII. By the Rev. Paul van Dyke, D.D. | 422 |
| Reviews of Books |
424 |
| Short Notices | 460 |
NO. CXLVIII.—OCTOBER 1922 | |
| The 'Domesday' Roll of Chester. By R. Stewart-Brown | 481 |
| Marsiglio of Padua. Part I: Life. By C. Kenneth Brampton | 501 |
| Council, Star Chamber, and Privy Council under the Tudors: II. The Star Chamber. By A. F. Pollard, D.Lit. | 516 |
| Daniel of Morley. By Lynn Thorndike | 540 |
| The Earl of Warwick at Calais in 1460. By C. L. Kingsford | 544 |
| A Calendar of the Correspondence of Sir Thomas More. By Miss Elizabeth Frances Rogers | 546 |
| An Early Grant to Sebastien Cabot. By A. P. Newton, D.Lit. | 564 |
| The Birth of Thomas North. By P. S. Allen | 565 |
| Some Early Foreign Office Registers in the Public Record Office. By C. S. B. Buckland | 567 |
| Reviews of Books | 569 |
| Short Notices | 607 |
| Index | 631 |
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