This meticulously transcribed and indexed calendar provides unparalleled insight into the Close Rolls of the English Chancery during the reign of Edward I, specifically the years 1279-1288. The Close Rolls are a series of parchment membranes recording letters close, private letters, and administrative records issued under the Great Seal of England.
These volumes offer a detailed glimpse into the daily workings of the medieval English government, revealing the complex web of legal, financial, and political transactions that shaped the kingdom. Researchers will find valuable information regarding land ownership, debt collection, royal decrees, and the administration of justice. Essential for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the rich tapestry of medieval English history, the "Calendar Of The Close Rolls, Volumes 1279-1288" remains a vital resource.
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