Inquest, juries of, utilized in collection of Saladin Tithe, 36; in carucage, 44. Inquest of Service, 52. Initiation of tax levies by Commons, 205-208; admission by the Lords, 293; after Bill of Rights, 308. James I, accession, 237; dictates composition of House of Commons, 238; Cowel’s “Interpreter,” 248; the Great Contract, 249; his death, 261. James II, accession, 304; his absolutism and death, 305. John, accession of, 48; early taxation, 49-50; his scutages, 50-52; break with the pope, 51; antagonism of the clergy, 55; his death, 72. King, Anglo-Saxon, personal leader and lord of national land, 3-4; his sources of income, 3-5. Knights of the shire, summoned to Parliament by Simon de Montfort and Henry III, 99-100; attend Parliament of 1264, 101; Parliament of 1205, 102-103; their attendance declared “expedient,” 114-115; meet separately, 1294, 125-126. Lewes, battle and Mise of, 101. Lincoln, Hugh of, his refusal of assent to Richard I’s demands, 44-46. Lincoln, Parliament of, 156. London, provided for in Magna Carta, 65. Lords, House of, meets separately, 189-190. Lords Ordainers, 163. Magna Carta, scutage a moving cause, 50, 60; events leading to, 60-62; granting of the charter, 62; Cap. 12, 63 and note 1, 64-66; provision for London, 65; Cap. 14, 66-67; king remains supreme authority over taxation, 69-70; omissions in renewals, 70; renewed 1216, 73; second reissue, 74-75; reissue, 1224, 80; reissue, 1297, see _Confirmatio Cartarum_; reconfirmation, 1301, 156. Maletolt, definition of, 112; in _Confirmatio Cartarum_, 147, 148; under Edward III, 172-177; statutory abolition, 177; subsequent violations and reaffirmations, Edward III, 180-183. Money Bills, initiation by Commons, 205-208, 233-235; admission by Lords, 293; after Bill of Rights, 308. Monopolies, under Elizabeth, 232-233; complaint in 1604, 238; under James I, 253, 255; prohibition under James I, 260; reëstablished by Charles I, 280, 294. Montfort, Simon de, at Great Council of 1244, 87; at Council of 1254, 94; summons knights of the shire to national assemblies, 100; begins civil war, 1263, 100-101; his Parliament of 1265, 102-103; his reputation as Creator of the House of Commons, 103; his death, 104. Movables, taxation of, 35; Assize of Arms, 35; Saladin Tithe, 35-36; John’s demand of a thirteenth, 55; tax on granted by Common Council, 79-81; grant of 1275, 115-116; granted at Northampton and York, 118-119; grants in 1290, 122; in 1294, 126.