Feudal England
Historical Studies on the XIth and XIIth Centuries

Table of Contents

Part I. Territorial Studies:
1. Domesday Book
2. The Northamptonshire Geld-Roll
3. The Knights of Peterborough
4. The Worcestershire Survey (Hen. I)
5. The Lindsey Survey (1115–1118)
6. The Leicestershire Survey (1124–1129)
7. The Northamptonshire Survey (Hen. I-Hen. II)
8. The introduction of knight service into England
Part II. Historical Studies:
1. Normans under Edward the Confessor
2. Mr. Freeman and the Battle of Hastings
3. Master Wace
4. Note on the Pseudo-Ingulf
5. Regenbald, priest and chancellor
6. The Conqueror at Exeter
7. The alleged destruction of Leicester (1068)
8. Ely and her despoilers (1072–1075)
9. The Lords of Ardres
10. Early Irish trade with Chester and Rouen
11. Walter Tirel and his wife
12. Waldric, warrior and chancellor
13. A charter of Henry I (1123)
14. The origin of the Nevilles
15. The alleged invasion of England in 1147
16. The alleged debate on Danegeld (1163)
17. A glimpse of the Young King's court (1170)
18. The first known fine (1175)
19. The Montmorency imposture
20. The Oxford debate on foreign service (1197)
21. Richard the First's change of seal (1198)
22. Communal house demolition
23. The Cinque Port charters
Addenda
Index.

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