United States, 55; New, forbidden to plant tobacco. Englishry, London free from. English language, replaces French; to be used in law courts. English law, restoration after the conquest. Engrossing (_see Forestalling, Restraint of Trade_), first statute against; definition of; of foreign trade; punishment of; forbidden to the merchants called grocers; forms forbidden; final definition of; of corn permitted in certain cases; of butter and cheese forbidden; by trusts. Entail created by statute of 1284. Equality, recognized in charter of Henry II; before the law in Magna Charta; guaranteed by statute of Westminster I. Equity (_see Chancery, Injunction_), separate from law in some States. Equity jurisdiction (_see also Chancery_), jealousy of; its interference with the common law forbidden by statute of, 1311; in abductions; separate still. Eugenics, modern statutes recognizing. Evidence, compulsory intrust cases; legislation upon (_see Incriminating Evidence_). Exclusive contracts forbidden (_see Trusts_). Executive (_see also King_), usurpation of, under Henry VIII. Exemption laws for debtors. Exile (_see Banishment_) forbidden in Magna Charta. Experiments on. Exportation of wool forbidden 1337; corn, 1360; iron. Extortion and discrimination; unlawful under early common laws; rare in railway rates (_see Elkins Act_). Factory legislation (_see Hours of Labor, Labor_), acts exist under police power; as to married women, etc.; the factory system, possible abolishment of; hours of labor limited; the factory acts; stores and dwellings. Fairs (_see Markets_). Farming on shares. Farms, labor on, no regulation of; State, frequently created. Federal and State jurisdiction, effects of; as to use of army; question as to prohibition laws. Federal government, powers of, in eminent domain. Federal incorporation (_see Corporation, Trusts_) effect of. Federal troops employed by President Cleveland. Federation of Labor (_see Gompers, Samuel_). Female labor, etc. (_see Women_). Ferries, charges of, regulated. Feudal system, imposition of, by Normans in England. Feudal tenures, abolished under Charles I; in United States. Fines must be reasonable principle dates from Westminster I. Fish and game laws, first precedent in 1285; law protecting wild fowl under Henry VIII; snaring of birds forbidden. Fish, destruction of to enhance price made criminal in 1357; universally regrated in American markets; may not be carried out of England. Flume companies, eminent domain for. Food and drugs act (_see Pure Food Laws, Trusts, etc._). Force bills (_see Elections_). Foreclosure of mortgages regulated by statute in United States. Forest reserves created in some States. Forestalling (_see Trusts, Monopoly_), first statute against; definition of; offence gradually lost sight of; laws against, made perpetual under Elizabeth; only repealed under George III;