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but the business of the examination as a rule you/he/she was not served as the county
court. Every one hundred was present from his/her sworn jury, precisely as in the
later court of itinerant justice, and it was this jury on which answered
oath that the questions have submitted to him from the commissioners, exactly again as
in the later the practice. It is probable that their knowledge is strengthened, or them
relationship changed, from evidence of the men of the vill or other smaller
make up for-division of the county that probably frequented as in the oldest county
short, and every now and then from the testimony of the whole county; but in
general the information on which you/he/she was done on the examination were deduced from
the relationships of the one hundred juries. The questions to which were submitted
these juries show both the object of the examination and his/her suit
character. They was forced to say the name of every feud and the name
of his/her holder in the duration of King Edward and to the duration of the investigation;
the number of hideaways that has contained; the number of macaw employee in the
the crop of the earth of dominion of the gentleman and the number so used on the
earths held by the gentleman are men,--a raw way to determine the amount of
you disembark under the crop. Then the population of the feud would be given
in classes: citizens and sokemen; villeins, cotters and servants of the glebe; the amount
of forest and lawn; the number of pastures, mills and fish-pond; and
what the value of the feud was of duration of King Edward to the date,
of his/her concession of King William, and to the duration of the investigation. In some
cases the jurors evidently got into such details of the alive escort
maintained by the feud as to justify the indignant words of the Saxon one
reporter that not "an ox a cow neither a hog you/they had gone away that it was not
puts down in his/her writing."
The object of all this enough it is simple. It was a check of the
ownership of the kingdom for purposes of taxation. The king desired to find