The rising in East Anglia in 1381 : with an appendix containing the Suffolk poll tax lists for that year

-CO=00=oiOO"LDiOO^00DA235P68THEKISING IN EAST ANGLIAIN1381.J. CLAY ANDtlontion: C. SONS,CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS WAREHOUSE,AVE MARIA LANE.laagoto: 263, ARGYLE STREET.F. A. BEOCKHAUS.MACMILLAN AND CO.fiorfe:THEEISING IN EAST ANGLIAIN1381WITH AN APPENDIX CONTAININGTHE SUFFOLK POLL TAX LISTSFOR THAT YEAR.BYEDGAR B.A.POWELL,CAMBRIDGE :AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.1896BYSEEN[All Rights resetted.} PRESERVATIONAUGDATE.:CambridgePBINTED BY 3. AND C. F. CLAY,AT THE UNIVEBSITY PBE8S.PREFACE.a search the archives at the PublicamongTOURING-*-^ a of aRecord in connection with workOffice, genea-and nature to the oflogical topographical relating CountyI discovered that there wereSuffolk, unpublishedmanyrecords in existence which throw a considerable amount offresh on that crisis of our sociallight very interesting historyknown as the Peasants' in 1381.RisingAfter a careful of these and a search theperusal throughmore classes of atMSS. the Museum and Ielsewhere,likelyembodied the results of work in a of themy paper, treatingin Suffolk which I read before theRising only, RoyalHistorical in 1894.SocietyA further search has enabled me to extend the narrativeso as to embrace the incidents of the as far as I haverevolt,able to trace in thebeen counties of Suffolkthem, Norfolk,and and thus to render the account bothCambridgeshire,more and morecomplete interesting.The that such a be of some use tohope compilation mayhistorians and ...