Pope Innocent’s Reason for the Act.――F. Henry’s Writ for the extracting of 10,000 Marks from the Jews.――G. The Memento of the Jewish Honesty in the original.――H. The Writ for the Assembly of the Jewish Parliament.――I. The Names of the Representatives.――J. The Writ given to the Collectors.――K. A Clause from Bishop Rupibus’s Will.――L. The original Writ respect the King’s heirship to Jewish Property.――M. The Writ respecting the Removal of Rabbi Elias from his Office.――N. The French King’s Edict against the Jews.――O. A Ballad composed on the Story of Jews crucifying Children.――P. The Deed of the Site of Merton College.――Q. The Writ of Release of the Oxford Jews. ――R. The Inquisition on a Jew murdered in Oxford.――S. Writs of Protection towards the Jews.――T. Aaron’s Enfranchisement.――U. Henry’s original Charter against the Jews.――V. Charter for improving the Jewish Converts’ Institution.――W. A Converted Jewess. LECTURE VI. An Epitome of the last Lecture.――the Jews treated kindly in the Beginning of Edward’s Reign.――The Son soon began to imitate his Father.――The Jews accused of Treason.――Their Children began to be taxed also.――The Punishment of Imprisonment changed into Transportation.――An Irish Bishop and two Friars appointed to carry the stern Threat into Execution.――♦_Statutum de Judaismo._ ――The Colour of their Badges changed.――The probable Reason for the Change.――Jews prohibited to blaspheme.――The Jews considered their Character defamed, if called Christians.――Jewish Women also ordered to wear Badges.――Edward’s Zeal in promoting Christianity amongst the Jews.――The Dominican Monks petition the King to compel the Jews to listen to their Sermons.――The Jewish Converts’ Institution much patronized.――Belager, a Jewish Convert of Oxford.――Edward wants Money.――The Jews are accused of clipping the Coin.――The Charge of clipping the Coin examined.――Edward’s Vow.――The King wanted £20,000; he imprisoned, therefore, all the Jews in England.――Asher chronicles the Imprisonment on the Walls of the Winchester Prison.――The Enmity against the Jews epidemic.――The Clergy and the Laity prevail with the King to banish the Jews.――All the Jews banished this Country, A.D. 1290.――The Barbarities practised upon them.――The King and the Queen profited much by their Banishment.――The Mariner’s Stratagem.――Ben ♠Virga’s Account of the Banishment of the Jews.――Rabbi G’daliah’s Account.――Dr. Jost’s Estimate of the English Jews incorrect. ――The _Jewish Chronicle_.――The unjust Cruelty the Jews experienced.――A Picture of the Exiles.――De Lyra an English Jew.――His Writings.――L’Advocat’s Account of him incorrect. ――APPENDIX A. Edward’s first impartial Proclamation.――B. The Prohibition of Jewish Blasphemy.――C. Edward institutes an Investigation respecting Suetecota.――D.