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Subjection of Gwynedd completed. 165 3 Oct. Parliament of Shrewsbury and execution of David. 165 The Edwardian castles. 165 Mid-Lent, 1284. Statute of Wales. 166 Effect of the conquest upon the march. 167 Peckham and the ecclesiastical settlement of Wales. 167 1287. Revolt of Rhys ap Meredith. 168

CHAPTER IX.

THE SICILIAN AND THE SCOTTISH ARBITRATIONS.

	Edward I. at the height of his fame.	169
April, 1286-Aug, 1289.	Edward's long visit to France.	170
1289.	The Sicilian arbitration.	170
1287.	Treaty of Oloron.	171
1288.	Treaty of Canfranc.	171
1291.	Treaty of Tarascon.	171
	Maladministration during Edward's absence.	172
	Judicial and official scandals.	172
1289.	Special commission for the trial of offenders.	172
1290.	Statute of Westminster, the third (Quia emptores).	173
	The feud between Gloucester and Hereford.	174
1291.	The courts at Ystradvellte and Abergavenny.	174
	Humiliation of the marcher earls.	174
1290.	Expulsion of the Jews.	175
	The rise of the Italian bankers.	176
1272-86.	Early relations of Edward to Scotland.	177
1286.	Death of Alexander III. of Scotland.	177
1286-89.	Regency in the name of the Maid of Norway.	177
1289.	Treaty of Salisbury.	178
1290.	Treaty of Brigham.	178
	Death of the Maid of Norway.	179
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