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3. The Account Rolls
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 December 2009
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page xiii note 1 Eton, C 14 (Cottisford drawer).
page xiii note 2 King's College, C 9.
page xiv note 1 English Lands of Bee, p. 59.
page xiv note 2 The figures are incomplete, as the main wool-clip was not sold on the manor.
page xiv note 3 Figures reached can be only approximate, since such items as aquietancie in the Combe rolls represent both the cost of labour on the demesne and the non-payment of rents from tenants.
page xiv note 4 For a discussion of the original of this obscure payment see E. A. Levett, Studies in Manorial History, pp. 53–4. Miss Levett suggests that in Hampshire at least it represents a pre-Conquest commutation of dues in kind.
page xiv note 5 Cf. ibid., p. 55.
page xv note 1 E. A. Levett, op. cit., p. 56.