King Edward I's Articles of Inquest on the Jews and Coin-Clipping, 1279.

The 'Capitula de tonsura monete' are previously unpublished articles of inquest originally issued in 1279 to special judicial commissions created to combat coin-clipping and related monetary offences by Jews and Christians. The 'Capitula' are shown to shed light on Edward I's motivations and intenti...

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Publicado en:Historical Research Vol. 72; no. 177; pp. 1 - 27
Autor principal: Skemer, Don C.
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Publicado: Oxford University Press / USA Feb99
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