I. Assessment of Reliefs. II. Units of Assessment: (1) 229 _Feodum militis integrum_; (2) _Baronia integra_; (3) _Baronia comitis integra._ III. Liability of Church Property to Reliefs, CHAPTER THREE. No Relief after Wardship, 239 CHAPTER FOUR. Wardship: (1) The Definition of Waste; (2) The 241 Punishment of Wasteful Guardians; (3) Provision against Recurrence, CHAPTER FIVE. I. The Obligations of the Warden of a Lay-fief. II. 246 Wardship over Vacant Sees, CHAPTER SIX. The Marriage of Wards, 250 CHAPTER SEVEN. I. The Widow’s Share of Real Estate: (1) Dower; (2) 253 _Maritagium_; (3) _Hereditas._ II. Her Share of Personal Estate. III. Provision for her Immediate Needs: (1) Quarantine; (2) Estovers of Common, CHAPTER EIGHT. Marriage of Widows, 260 CHAPTER NINE. Procedure for Enforcing Payment of Debts, 261 CHAPTER TEN. Usury. I. The History of the Jews in England. II. Legal 265 Position of the Jews, CHAPTER ELEVEN. Widows and Children of Debtors to be Protected against 273 Creditors, CHAPTER TWELVE. I. Protection of Crown Tenants from Arbitrary Exactions: 274 (1) Scutage; (2) Feudal Aids. II. Protection of Citizens of London: Aids and Tallages. III. Magna Carta and the Theory of Parliamentary Taxation, CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Liberties and Free Customs of London, 284 CHAPTER FOURTEEN. Method of obtaining the Common Council of the Kingdom. 291 I. Nature of the Summons. II. Composition of the Council. III. Position of the “Minor Barons.” IV. Representation. V. Powers and Functions of the Council. VI. Rights of Majorities and Minorities, CHAPTER FIFTEEN. Restrictions on Mesne Lords taking Aids. I. Points of 301 difference between tenants-in-chief and under-tenants. II. The influence of Magna Carta upon later practice, CHAPTER SIXTEEN. No one to perform greater service for a tenement than is 306 due, CHAPTER SEVENTEEN.