1100-1107. THE INVESTITURE CONTROVERSY 65 1105. OPPRESSIVE TAXATION UNDER HENRY I. 71 1106. THE BATTLE OF TENCHEBRAI 73 1107. CONSOLIDATION OF THE POWER OF HENRY I. 73 . CHARTER OF LIBERTIES TO THE CITY OF LONDON 74 1108. SOCIAL EVILS AND DRASTIC PUNISHMENTS 76 1120. THE SHIPWRECK OF WILLIAM, SON OF HENRY I. 77 . A NORMAN PRELATE 79 . THE ORGANISATION OF THE EXCHEQUER 81 . THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXCHEQUER PROCEDURE IN RELATION TO ROYAL REVENUE 82 1126. THE OATH OF THE BARONS TO SUPPORT THE SUCCESSION OF MATILDA THE EMPRESS 85 1123. THE DISPUTED ELECTION OF AN ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY 86 . THE DEATH AND CHARACTER OF HENRY I. 88 1135. THE ACCESSION OF STEPHEN 89 1135. THE PERJURY OF THE BARONS 92 1136. THE CORONATION OATH OF KING STEPHEN 92 . FEUDAL ANARCHY 94 1136. WALES AND THE WELSH 96 1138. THE BATTLE OF THE STANDARD 97 1139. STEPHEN’S ATTACK ON THE BISHOPS 101 . THE CHARACTER AND CAREER OF ROGER, BISHOP OF SALISBURY 107 1141. THE BATTLE OF LINCOLN 110 1141. THE DEPOSITION OF STEPHEN 111 . THE CAREER OF GEOFFREY DE MANDEVILLE 114 . THE TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN STEPHEN AND HENRY 117 THE NORMANS IN ENGLAND (1066-1154) THE CHARACTER OF THE SAXONS AND NORMANS CONTRASTED. =Source.=--William of Malmesbury, _De gestis regum Anglorum_, ed. Stubbs, vol. ii., p. 306. (Rolls Series.)