Index. 



401 



Dio, 15. 

 Di'odorus, 2. 



Dissolution of the monasteries, 273. 



Distress, law of, 375. 



Ditching, 208, 321. 



Domburgh, 32. 



Domesday Book, 152. 



Dominican Monastery, description of, 276. 



Dominium, 14; directum and utile, 178, 180. 



Dorf, 4t. 



Dower, tenure in, 385. 



Dowry, incident of, 112, 331, 382. 



Drageum, 229. 



Drainage. 208 ; of fens, 340. 



Dredge, 321. 



Drench, 166. 



Dress restrictions, 224. 



Drill, 5. 



Drought, description of, 169. 



Droitwich salt, 225. 



Duces, 61. 



Duchy of Normandy, succession to, 179. 



Dud Dudley, 359. 



Dumas, 336. 



Dunfermline, coal mining in, 211. 



Dimmow, Priory of , 149. 



Dymock of Scrivelsby, 146. 



Earldormen, 59. 



Earls, 164 ; palatine, 164. 



East Bilsington, Manor of, 147. 



Basterlings, expulsion of, 262. 



Edgar's Laws, 111, 115. 



Edhiling, 60. 



JEdui/jtu-g/i Jfagaziwe, 169. 



Edward I., 179. 



Edrid, 179. 



Edward I., Quo Warranto and Hundred Rolls 



of, 228. 

 Edwy, 179. 



Egbert, excerptions of, 115. 

 Egypt, 5. 



Egyptian wheat, 6. 

 Egyptians, 36. 

 Elizabethan manor house, 305 ; Poor Laws, 



283. 

 Emancipation of the serf, 222, 305, 382. 

 Emphyteutic system, 15, 22, 126. 

 Enclosure Acts, 83, 214 ; system, 341 ; system, 



origin of, 306. 

 Endogamy, 51. 

 English loyalty, 219, 353. 

 Entails, attacks on, 250. 

 Eorl, 100. 



Equipment, incident of, 142. 

 Erdlinges (or yerdlings), 167. 

 Escheat, 142, 145, 381 ; propter defectum 



sanguinis, 142 : propter delictum tenentis, 



142. 

 Escuage, 140. 

 Eskimo, 52. 

 Bsogamy, 52. 

 Esperduct, 211. 



Estate management, 86, 182, 304 ; roll, 189. 

 Estienne, Charles, 337. 

 Ethelwolf's Charter, 109, 117. 

 Eumemius, 26. 

 Evelyn, John, 346. 



Fair, Abingdon, 228; St. Botolph's, 198; St. 

 Ives, 198; Stourbridge, 226, 234; Win- 

 chester, 226, 234. 



Familiam, 156. 



Farm festivals, 325. 



Fealty, 143. 



Feme covert, 257. 



Fen, cultivation of, 339. 



Feodaus, 92. 



Feoffee, 164. 



Feofiment, 254. 



Ferling-seti, 167. 



Fertilisers, 33, 335. 



Peuar, 187. 



Feu-charters, 218. 



Feudal incidents, agitation against, 329 ; land 

 tenure, 139. 



Feudalism, abolition of, 353 ; Church influence 

 on, 126, 132 ; essential features of, 129. 



Fiction of common recovery, 251 ; of lost 

 grant, 84. 



Fimble hemp, 325. 



Fine of alienation, 141. 



Fines, statute of, 254, 331. 



Finnish nationality, 47. 



Fiscal policy, 241. 



Fitzherbert, 300, 307. 



Flats, 202. 



Flemings, 304. 



Flemish colony in Pembrokeshire, 168 ; hus- 

 bandry, 334; immigrants, 3J3, 339. 



Fleta, 217," 273. 



Pluren, 44. 



Folcland, 11, 59, 80, 82 ; end of, 215. 



Food for winter, 201, 321. 



Forest laws, 130, 331, 376. 



Forestry of the Normans, 170. 



Formedon, writ of, 252. 



Fosse Way, 287. 



Prank marriage, tenure by, 335. 



Frankalmoigne, 143. 



Prank-pledge, 64, 68, 69. 



Freeholders, court of, 384. 



French feudal land tenure, 92. 



Preoh borh, 70. 



Pridborh, 70. 



Friling, 60. 



Frisia, 60. 



Frisians, 53. 



Fruit cultivation, 275, 344. 



Frnmentum, 16. 



Furlong, 158. 



Fustel de Coulanges, 43. 



Pyrd, 129. 



Gabelle, 243. 



Gad, 211. 



Gaf ol land, 87 ; pence, 87 : plougMng, 87. 



Galgacus, 28. 



Game legislation, 376. 



Gaol fever, 139. 



Garb, 211. 



Gardens, 374, 295, 344. 



Gardening, 274. 



Gavelkind, 178 ; custom of, 91. 



Gay Lussac, 336. 



Gebur, 87. 



Geese, 4, 205, 339. 



Gemeindes anger, 44, 88. 



Geneat's land, 87. 



Gens, 11, 50. 



Gentleman, origin of term, 208. 



Geoponics. 6. 



Georgics, 28. 



Gerarde, 275, 296. 



Gercfa, 134. 



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