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Order to the bishops of Lincoln and London, collectors of the tenth of all ecclesiastical...
Catalogue reference: SC 7/11/25
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This record is about the Order to the bishops of Lincoln and London, collectors of the tenth of all ecclesiastical... dating from 1306 Aug. 2. in the series Special Collections: Papal Bulls. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1306 Aug. 2.
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Order to the bishops of Lincoln and London, collectors of the tenth of all ecclesiastical revenues in England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales imposed by the pope for the business of the Holy Land for two years from the feast of All Saints, 1307, to pay to Edward [I.] the whole tenth of the said two years, after paying in full 2000l. sterling to Margaret queen of England. Cum nos nuper . . . Bordeaux. 4 Non. Aug., 1 Clement V.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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Special Collections: Papal Bulls
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