Note 678 — Chapter I · THE AGRARIAN PROBLEM AND THE STATE (continued 2)

Ibid., vol. xvi. pp. 366–367. A letter to the Solicitor: “Whereas divers poor men, tenants of the manor of Chilton, have exhibited very grievous complaints unto their lordships against William Darrell, Esq., of divers and sundry misdemeanors committed by him in breach of her majestie's peace" ... the solicitor is to “cause a byll to be drawn into the Court of Star Chamber against Darrel,” and Camden Society 1886, Cases in the Court of Star Chamber and High Commission, pp. 44–45.