Rolls of Grand Manses
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The Rolls of Grand Manses (1352) is a massive undertaking of medieval tax assessment under the reign of Alfred I (r. 1349-1372) that also established the right of magnates and burgesses to meet with the king to discuss matters of taxation, thereby becoming one of Parliament's founding documents.
