Records of the Exchequer and its related bodies with those of the Office of First Fruits and Tenths, and the Court of Augmentations [hearth taxes and other subsidy taxes] : King's remembrancer, particulars of account and other records relating to lay and clerical taxation, 1272-1678
- Great Britain. Exchequer (Main Author)
- Great Britain. Court of Augmentations (Added Author)
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- English
- Latin
Kew, England : Public Record Office, 2000
117 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
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Microfilm copy of originals at the London Public Record Office at Kew, Surrey, England.
Some early records in Latin.
Public Record Office call nos.: E 179/60 to E 179/201 (see film notes for complete call numbers).
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