Mediæval town planning : a lecture delivered at the John Rylands Library on the 13th December, 1916 (1917)
Tout, T. F. (Thomas Frederick), 1855-1929 · Manchester : The University Press, [etc.] · leaf 45
cy, of which Kirkby was perhapsthe leading spirit, handed over Iham hill to the barons of Winchelsea,save some ten acres reserved for the kings use. On their taking uptheir abodes in the new town, they were to enjoy the same liberties thatthey had had before at Old Winchelsea.*^ The effect of this… … w W MEDI/EVAL TOWN PLANNING 27 washed-out burgesses were to be secure of their old franchises and toparticipate in the laying out of the town. From this point onwards thegreater liberality of the administration and the growing cruelty of the seacombined to accelerate the progress of the new…
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