1265 Parliament assembles, 165 Conditions of Prince Edward’s liberation, 165 =De Clare forsakes the Barons=, 166 He joins the Marchers, 166 =Escape of Edward=, 166 Leicester opposes Edward in Wales, 166 Defeat at Kenilworth, 166 =Battle of Evesham=, 167 1266 Dictum of Kenilworth, 168 1267 De Clare compels more moderate government, 168 =Constitutional end of the reign=, 168 =Views of the people on the war=, 168 SETTLEMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION. EDWARD I. 1272-1307. 1272 =Edward’s accession and character=, 171 The first English King, 172 His political views, 173 His legal mind, 173 His success, 173 His enforced concessions, 174 1275 His first Parliament, 174 Statute of Westminster, 174 Establishment of Customs, 174 1278 =Edward’s restorative measures=, 174 New coinage, 175 1279 Statute of Mortmain, 175 =Affairs in Wales=, 175 1275 Llewellyn’s suspicious conduct, 175 1277 War breaks out, 176 Llewellyn submits, and is mercifully treated, 176 1282 Second rising in Wales, 176 Death of Llewellyn, 176 1288 Execution of David, 176 1284 Statute of Wales, 177 =Annexation of Wales=, 177 1282 Foreign affairs call Edward abroad, 177 1284 The Sicilian Vespers, 177 1286 Edward acts as mediator between France and Aragon, 178 1288 His award is repudiated, 178 1289 Disturbances in England during his absence, 178 He returns, punishes corrupt judges, banishes the Jews, 179 =Second period of the reign=, 179 =Relations with Scotland=, 180