Henry II Reforms
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- Henry II Reforms
- Barons
- Swift to act against barons who did not accept did authority
- = made an example of those who resisted
- Hugh of Mortimer fortified his Wigmore castle in open resistance
- Henry of Blois fled
- Expulsion of Flemish mercenaries including William of Ypres
- Henry appointed two competent snd loyal barons as chief justiciars: Robert of Beaumont (d.1168) and Richard of Lucy
- Swift to act against barons who did not accept did authority
- Royal finance
- 'Pipe rolls'
- Exchequer
- Return of Nigel of Ely
- Son Richard FitzNeal
- 'Dialogue of the Exchequer'
- Son Richard FitzNeal
- Return of Nigel of Ely
- Cartae Baronum (1166)
- Royal investigation
- Barons had to write to henry to declare the names of their tenants and how much knight service each of them owed to the king
- Borrowed heavily
- £12 000 between 1155 and 1166
- Justice and the law
- Assize of Clarendon
- Established the 'petty assizes'
- Increased efficiency of the Chancery
- Thomas Becket
- 'Returnable wit'
- Chirographs
- Assize of Clarendon
- Church
- Barons
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