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Appendix V Supplementary documents

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Camden Third Series , Volume 87 , July 1954 , pp. 275 - 278
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Copyright © Royal Historical Society 1954

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page 275 note 1 The documents included in this appendix were found after the volume had already been set in type. I am indebted to Professor G. Barraclough for supplying me with photographs of documents concerning England, which he found in the Archives of the Crown of Aragon, at Barcelona; only the most illustrative of them are printed here.

page 276 note a MS. Bacoim.

page 276 note b Repeated.

page 276 note c MS. Bacoim.

page 277 note 1 At the beginning of 1326, William Airmyn, bishop of Norwich, still in France, was summoned before the King's Bench ‘ … de eo quare, cum nuper miserit rex prefatum Willelmum ad partes Francie pro tractatu pacis super ducatu predicto inter regem et regem Francie, idemque Willelmus contra limitacionem et intencionem regis ei per regem in scriptis liberatam falso et maliciose et sediciose concordavit quod dictus rex Francie quasdam terras regias ducatus Regis predicti post homagium pro eodem ducatu factum in manu sua pacifice teneret et ipsam concordiam sigillo suo roboravit, per quod prefatus rex Francie post homagium a carissimo filio Regis Edwardo, cui eundem ducatum de consensu ejusdem regis Francie contulit rex, pro eodem ducatu sibi factum ipsas terras detinet pretextu concordie predicte et sibi reddere recusat in regis et prefati filii regis ac corone regis exheredacionem manifestam.… ’ (K.B. 27, no. 265, Trinity 19 Edw. II, Rex, m.xxiijd.—I owe this reference to the kindness of Dr. J. Conway Davies). See also Rymer, Foedera, ii (i), 622.

page 278 note a Followed by mie, struck out.