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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 December 2009

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396 Writ Liberate by King Henry II to Robert, earl of Leicester, and the barons of the Exchequer for 40 marks of silver annually to Reading Abbey from the king's rent at Hoo, until the king shall assign 40 marks rent in a definite place [prob. May × July 1164]

Af 24v; Bf 27v

Pd. Memoranda Roll 1 John, lxxvi n. 2; van Caenegem, Royal Writs, 192

Henricus rex Angl(orum) et dux Norm(annorum) et Aquit(anorum) et comes Andeg(avorum) R(oberto) comiti Legr(ecestrie) et baronibus scaccarii, salutem. Liberate de redditu meo de Hou abbati et monachis meis de Rading(ia) .xl. marcas argenti singulis annis ad duos terminos, ad festum sancti Michaelis et ad Pascha, donec assignem eis certo loco .xl. marcatas redditus. T(este) Gaufredo archidiacono Cant(uariensi). Apud Wigorn(iam).

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Documents Relating to English Counties other than Berkshire
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Copyright © Royal Historical Society 1986

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