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12. An enclosure allowed, 1236-7 88 13. An enclosure disallowed, 1236-7 89 14. A villein on ancient demesne dismissed to his lord's court, 1224 89 15. Claim to be on ancient demesne defeated, 1237-8 90 16. The little writ of right, 1390 91 17. Villeinage established, 1225 92 18. Freedom and freehold established, 1236-7 93 19. A villein pleads villeinage on one occasion and denies it on another, 1220 93 20. An assize allowed to a villein, 1225 95 21. A freeman holding in villeinage, 1228 96 22. Land held by charter recovered from the lord, 1227 97 23. The manumission of a villein, 1334 97 24. Grant of a bondman, 1358 98 25. Imprisonment of a gentleman claimed as a bondman, 1447 98 26. Claim to a villein, temp. Henry IV-Henry VI 100 27. The effect of the Black Death, 1350 102 28. Accounts of the Iron Works of South Frith before and after the Black Death, 1345-50 103 29. The Peasants' Revolt, 1381 105

SECTION V

TOWNS AND GILDS

1.	Payments made to the Crown by gilds in the twelfth century, 1179-80	114
2.	Charter of liberties to the borough of Tewkesbury, 1314	116
3.	Charter of liberties to the borough of Gloucester, 1227	119
4.	Dispute between towns touching the payment of toll, 1222	121
5.	Dispute with a lord touching a gild merchant, 1223-4	123
6.	The affiliation of boroughs, 1227	124
7.	Bondman received in a borough, 1237-8	125
8.	An inter-municipal agreement in respect of toll, 1239	126
9.	Enforcement of charter granting freedom from toll, 1416	126
10.	Licence for an alien to be of the Gild Merchant of London,1252	127
11.	Dispute between a gild merchant and an abbot, 1304	128
12.	Complaints of the men of Leicester against the lord, 1322	131
13.	Grant of pavage to the lord of a town, 1328	133
14.	Misappropriation of the tolls levied for pavage, 1336	135
15.	Ordinances of the White Tawyers of London, 1346	136
16.	Dispute between Masters and Journeymen, 1396	138
17.