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Commentaries on the Laws of England, Book the First

Note w — Chapter the eighth. Of the KING’s REVENUE.

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This appellation seems to be derived from the French word coustum, or coûtum, which signifies toll or tribute, and owes it's own etymology to the word coust, which signifies price, charge, or, as we have adopted it in English, cost.

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