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Excerpt from The Coventry Leet Book, or Mayor's Register, Vol. 1: Containing the Records of the City Court Leet or View of Frankpledge, A. D. 1420-1555, With Divers Other MattersA leet is a court held by a lord of the manor or other liberty or the lord's grantee - for the trial of petty ofiences. Concerning the meaning and derivation of the word itself scholars are divided, and where Professor Skeat and the late Professor Maitland only ofier c...

Excerpt from The Coventry Leet Book, or Mayor's Register, Vol. 1: Containing the Records of the City Court Leet or View of Frankpledge, A. D. 1420-1555, With Divers Other MattersA leet is a court held by a lord of the manor or other liberty or the lord's grantee - for the trial of petty ofiences. Concerning the meaning and derivation of the word itself scholars are divided, and where Professor Skeat and the late Professor Maitland only ofier c...

Excerpt from The Coventry Leet Book, or Mayor's Register, Vol. 1: Containing the Records of the City Court Leet, or View of Frankpledge, A. D. 1420-1555, With Divers Other MattersThe value of the Leet Book from the social historian's point of view will be treated of in the Introduction in a subsequent part. Members of the E. E. T. S. May feel equally interested in the volume from the philological standpoint, as illustrating the Warwickshire di...

Excerpt from The Story of CoventrySeries. Cessinl attempt to give an account, not merely of politics and wars, but also of religion, com merce, art, literature, law, science, agriculture, and all that follows from their inclusion, and that without a due knowledge of the last we have no real explanation of any of the number.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbo...

Excerpt from The Coventry Leet Book, or Mayor's Register, Vol. 1: Containing the Records of the City Court Leet, or View of Frankpledge, A. D. 1420-1555, With Divers Other MattersThe value of the Leet Book from the social historian's point of view will be treated of in the Introduction in a subsequent part. Members of the E. E. T. S. May feel equally interested in the volume from the philological standpoint, as illustrating the Warwickshire di...