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Page 124
... chancery to be properly organized , and there are frequent irregularities in the dates of his documents . But it is worth noticing that the first definite instance of a charter bearing the Pisan date is also the first which was granted ...
... chancery to be properly organized , and there are frequent irregularities in the dates of his documents . But it is worth noticing that the first definite instance of a charter bearing the Pisan date is also the first which was granted ...
Page 504
... chancery and privy seal were served entirely by clerks , who lived together in a community called the household of the chancery ' and the household of the privy seal ' . Now these households ' were established hard by their offices in ...
... chancery and privy seal were served entirely by clerks , who lived together in a community called the household of the chancery ' and the household of the privy seal ' . Now these households ' were established hard by their offices in ...
Page 505
... chancery was as yet established definitely in a fixed place , either in London or anywhere else . It still itinerated , though less frequently than of old . Even when in London it sometimes deserted Westminster Hall for some church or ...
... chancery was as yet established definitely in a fixed place , either in London or anywhere else . It still itinerated , though less frequently than of old . Even when in London it sometimes deserted Westminster Hall for some church or ...
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