[117] Stubbs, _Sel. Chart._ 334; _Chron. Rishanger_, Camden Society, 37. [118] 1 Rymer, _Foedera_, part 2, 88-89. [119] This Parliament and the scheme of government which was drawn up at the session is the subject of considerable dispute. See 2 Stubbs, _Const. Hist. Eng._ 93-95; and Medley, _Eng. Const. Hist._ 133-134. The scheme itself is given in Stubbs, _Sel. Chart._ 412 ff, and in 1 Rymer, _Foedera_, part 2, 89. [120] The writ is in part as follows: “Item mandatum est singulis vicecomitibus per Angliam quod venire faciant duos milites de legalibus, probioribus, et discretioribus militibus singulorum comitatuum ad regem Londoniis in octavis prædictis in forma supradicta. “Item in forma prædicta scribitur civibus Eboraci, civibus Lincolniæ, et ceteris burgis Angliæ, quod mittant in forma prædicta duos de discretioribus, legalioribus et probioribus tam civibus quam burgensibus. “Item in forma prædicta mandatum est baronibus et probis hominibus Quinque Portuum....” Stubbs, _Sel. Charters_, 415; 1 Rymer, _Foedera_, part 2, 93. [121] For a fuller discussion of this rather iconoclastic view of Simon de Montfort, see Medley, _Eng. Const. Hist._ 134. [122] T. Wykes, _Chron._ a. 1269, 226-227, in Stubbs, _Sel. Chart._ 337. [123] _Ann. Winton._ a. 1273, 113; Stubbs, _Sel. Chart._ 429. [124] _Ann. Winton._ a. 1275, 119; Stubbs, _Sel. Chart._ 430. [125] Stubbs, _Sel. Chart._ 450. [126] “... archiepiscopi, episcopi, et alii prælati regni Angliæ ac comites, barones, et nos (William, Earl of Pembroke) et communitate ejusdem regni ad instantiam et rogatum mercatorum pluribus de causis unanimiter concesserimus magnifico principi et domino nostro carissimo domino Edwardo Dei gratia regi Angliæ illustri, pro nobis et hæredibus nostris, dimidiam marcam de quolibet sacco lanæ et dimidiam marcam pro singulis trescentis pellibus lanutis quæ faciunt unum saccum, et unam marcam de quolibet lesta coriorum, exeuntibus regnum Angliæ....” Stubbs, _Sel. Chart._ 451; Adams and Stephens, _Sel. Doc._ 69, translation. [127] See 1 Hubert Hall, _Customs Revenue of England_, 65-68; 2, 117-118; Medley, _Eng. Const. Hist._ 517-518.