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The Saxons in England, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 156 — Chapter II · THE REGALIA, OR RIGHTS OF ROYALTY.

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The importance of pannage or masting was such as to cause the introduction of a clause guarding it, in the Charta de Foresta,—a document considered by our forefathers as hardly less important than Magna Charta itself: see § 9. Domesday usually notes the amount of pannage in an estate, and Fleta (Bk. ii. cap. 80) thinks it necessary to devote a chapter to the subject.

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