The governance of England: otherwise called The difference between an absolute and a limited monarchy. A rev. text edited with introd., notes, and appendices by Charles Plummer.

Title

The governance of England: otherwise called The difference between an absolute and a limited monarchy. A rev. text edited with introd., notes, and appendices by Charles Plummer.

Author

Fortescue, John, Sir, 1394?-1476?

Publication

Oxford,: Clarendon Press,

1885.

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Subject terms

Political science

Monarchy

Constitutional law -- Great Britain.

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"The governance of England: otherwise called The difference between an absolute and a limited monarchy. A rev. text edited with introd., notes, and appendices by Charles Plummer." In the digital collection Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/AEW3422.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 7, 2024. content_copy

Contents

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• omitted front matter
• CHAPTER I. THE DEFERENCE BI TWENE DOMINIUM REGALE AND DOMINIUM POLITICUM ET REGALE.
• CHAPTER II. WHI OON KING REGNETH REGALITER, AND ANOTHER POLITICE ET REGALITER.
• CHAPTER III. HERE BIEN SHEWED THE FRUYTES OF JUS REGALE AND THE FRUYTES OF JUS POLITICUM ET REGALE.
• CHAPTER IV. HERE IS SHEWED HOW THE REUENUES OF FFRAUNCE BYN MADE GRETE.
• CHAPTER V. THE HARME THAT COMYTH OFF A KYNGES POVERTE.
• CHAPTER VI. ORDINANCE FFOR THE KYNGES ORDINARIE CHARGES.
• CHAPTER VII. THE KYNGES EXTRAORDINARIE CHARGES.
• CHAPTER VIII. YFF THE KYNGES LIVELODE SUFFICE NOT, HIS SUBGETTES AUGHT TO MAKE HIT SUFFICIENT.
• CHAPTER IX. HERE HE SHEWITH THE PERELLIS THAT MEY COME TO THE KYNG BY OUER MYGHTYE SUBGETTES.
• CHAPTER X. HOW THAT THE CROVNE IS BESTE TO BE INDOWED.
• CHAPTER XI. HERE IS SHEWID, WHAT OFF THE KYNGES LIVELOD GEVEN AWEY, MEY BESTE BE TAKEN A GEYN.
• CHAPTER XII. HERE IS SHEWID WHAT HARME WOLDE COME TO ENGLAND, YFF THE COMMONS THER OFF WERE POUERE.
• CHAPTER XIII. ONLY LAK OFF HARTE AND COWARDISSE KEPEN THE FFRENCHEMEN FFRO RYSYNGE.
• CHAPTER XIV. HERE HIT IS SHEWID, WHI IT NEDITH þAT THER BE A RESUMPCION, AND A GRAUNT OFF GODE MADE TO THE KYNGE.
• CHAPTER XV. HOW THE KYNGES COUNSELL MEY BE CHOSEN AND ESTABLESHED.
• CHAPTER XVI. HOW THE ROMAYNES PROSPERED WHILES THAI HADE A GRETE COUNSELL.
• CHAPTER XVII. HERE FOLOWETHE ADUERTYSMENTES FOR THE GEUYNG OF THE KYNGES OFFYCES.
• CHAPTER XVIII. AUERTYSMENT HOWE CORODIES AND PENCIONS MEY BEST BE YEVEN.
• CHAPTER XIX. HOWE GRET GODE WOLL GROWE OFF THE FFERME ENDOWYNGE OFF þE CROWNE.
• CHAPTER XX. AUERTISEMENT FOR MAKYNG OF PATENTIS OF GIFTIS.
• omitted back matter