© 1915 by Oxford University Press
CORRECTIONS IN THE JULLY NUMBER |
CORRECTIONS IN THE JULLY NUMBER
By an unfortunate accident the revised proofs of Mr. W. E. Lunt's aticle on Papal Texation in England in the reign of Edward I, which had been included in the July number in the belief that there was sufficient time for tem to be received back from America, did not reach us until after publication. We desire to express our regret that the author's corrections were not included, and are sorry for the annoyance which he must have been caused. In paricular, Mt. Lunt desired that the title should be, as hae had himself written it, expressed in less comprehensive terms: ‘Papal Finance and Royal Diplomacy in the Thirteenth Century ; an Episode.’ The following ettata should be noted:Page 398, note 2, for ‘ precedents of taxation’ read ‘procedents in taxation’.
P. 400, n. 15, for ‘1653’ read ‘p. 1653’.
P. 403, n. 40, for ‘Jordan’ read ‘Jordan’.
P. 404, n. 49, for ‘1697–9’ ‘PP. 1697–9’.
P. 405, n. 5 from foot, for‘wilfully’ read ‘without good reason’.
P. 405, n. 51, for ‘1704–8’ read ‘pp. 1704–8’.
P. 407, n. 64, for ‘Scriptores, x.1926’ read ‘Scriptores x., p. 1926r.
P. 409, n. 89, omit reference to Prynne.
P. 410, l. 6 from foot, for ‘the reply’ read ‘the pope's reply’.
P. 412, n. 114, for ‘Europo’ read ‘Europe’.
P. 415, bottom line, for ‘an abbaacy’ read ‘the abbacy’.