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Chancery: Statute Rolls

Catalogue reference: C 74

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C 74

An enrolled collection of statutes, considered by its compilers to be noteworthy, from 1277 to 1469.The rolls record acts of Parliament in their final form, as assented to, and nothing other than these end products of the parliamentary...

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Reference
C 74
Title
Chancery: Statute Rolls
Date
1277-1469
Description

An enrolled collection of statutes, considered by its compilers to be noteworthy, from 1277 to 1469.

The rolls record acts of Parliament in their final form, as assented to, and nothing other than these end products of the parliamentary process.

The statute rolls were discontinued as acts of Parliament in their final form began to be enrolled on the Parliament rolls: C 65

Held by
The National Archives, Kew
Legal status
Public Record(s)
Language
French and Latin
Physical description
8 roll(s)
Subjects
Topics
Democracy
Custodial history
The records in this series were formerly housed in the Tower of London.
Publication note(s)
The rolls are printed and translated in the first two volumes of Statutes of the Realm (9 vols, Record Commission, 1810-1828), which has a two volume index.
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C3634/

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