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Source Book of London History, from the earliest times to 1800

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A SOURCE BOOK OF LONDON HISTORY FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO 1800 PREFACE CONTENTS Source.—The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.THE CONQUEROR'S CHARTER (1066).LONDON ENVIRONS IN DOMESDAY (1085).THE CHARTER OF HENRY I. (circa 1130).Source.—Gesta Stephani.Of Sports.Source.—Translated from Benedict of Peterborough, vol. i., p. 155.Source.—The London Assizes of 1189 and 1212, quoted in Hudson Turner's History of Domestic Architecture.From Richard of Devizes, vol. iii., p. 416.JOHN'S THIRD CHARTER (1199).Source.—Document quoted by Maitland, vol. i., p. 45.Source.—Matthew Paris, History.Source.—Fitz-Thedmar's Chronicle of the Mayors and Sheriffs, edited by Riley, p. 42.Source.—Stow's Survey, p. 234.Sources.—(a) "Provisions for the Safe-Keeping of the City"; (b) "A Royal Mandate for the Preservation of the Peace." Riley'sMemorials, pp. 21, 36.Source.—Riley's Memorials, p. 84.CONSTITUTIONS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY (1319).Source.—Aungier, French Chronicle, edited by Riley, p. 262.Source.—Riley's Memorials, p. 172.Source.—Riley's Memorials, pp. 237, 239.Source.—Riley's Memorials, p. 253.Source.—Herbert, Livery Companies, vol. i., p. 480.A LETTER FROM EDWARD III. (1365).Source.—Riley's Memorials, p. 377.Source.—Stow's Survey, p. 222.Source.—Froissart's Chroniques.Source.—Minor Poems of Lydgate, edited by Halliwell, p. 103.Source.—Riley's Memorials, p. 565.THE PERSECUTION OF THE LOLLARDS (1413).Source.—Riley's Memorials, p. 601.Source.—Liber Albus, translated by Riley.Source.—Hall's Chronicle.Source.—Gregory's Chronicle.Source.—From the Charter of Henry VII.Source.—Stow's Survey, p. 102.Source.—Hall's Chronicle.Source.—More's Utopia.Source.—Hall's Chronicle.Source.—Hall's Chronicle.Source.—Hall's Chronicle.Sources.— (a) An Act of Common Council, 1527, quoted by Maitland, i. 230; (b) ibid., 1582, Maitland, i. 267; (c) Strype's edition of Stow's Survey, vol. ii.Source.—Grafton's Chronicles, vol. ii., p. 448.Source.—Latimer's Sermon on the Ploughers.Source.—Speed's History, book ix., chap. xxiii.Source.—Calendar of State Papers, Venetian, 1534-1554, No. 934.Source.—Stow's Survey, p. 193.Source.—William Smith's Brief Description of London (1575).Source.—Document quoted by Maitland, vol. i., p. 272.Source.—Malone Society, Collections, 1., i., xviii, xxvi: (a) The Lord Mayor to Archbishop Whitgift (1592); (b) An Order of the Privy Council (1600).Vagrant, Masterless, and poore people.Source.—Stow's Survey, p. 74.Source.—Paul Hentzner's Travels in England.The Profits that London shall receive by this Plantation.Source.—Rushworth's Collections, i. 415.Source.—Rushworth's Collections, part ii., p. 22.Source.—Rushworth's Collections, part ii., p. 1263.Source.—Clarendon's History of the Great Rebellion, iv. 178.Source.—Rushworth's Collections, part iii., vol. ii., p. 365.Source.—Clarendon's History, xiv. 25.Sources.—(a) Clarendon's History, xvi. 240, 246; (b) The Public Mercury, May, 1660.Source.—John Evelyn, Fumifugium.Source.—Rev. T. Vincent, God's Terrible Voice in the City.Sources.—(a) Pepys' Diary; (b) London Gazette, September 8, 1666.A PROCLAMATION OF CHARLES II. (1666).Source.—London Restored, quoted by Maitland, vol. i., p. 447.AN ACT CONCERNING THE STREETS (1671).A LORD MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION (1679).THE POPISH PANIC (1681).On Saturdays.Source.—The London Mercury, December 12, 1688.Source.—London Gazette, October 28, 1689.GAY'S "TRIVIA" (1716).Source.—The Journal of Common Council, quoted by Maitland, vol. i., p. 530.Source.—A Tour through the Whole Island of Great Britain, 1724-1727, vol. ii., pp. 94-97.Source.—Document quoted by Maitland, vol. i., p. 560.Source.—Speech by Lord Tyrconnel, January 27, 1741, quoted by Maitland, vol. i., p. 593.Source.—Document quoted by Maitland, vol. i., p. 634.Source.—Boswell's Life of Johnson.THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE