Medieval source material on the internet: Common law records

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• The Anglo-American Legal Tradition (Robert Palmer, University of Houston Law Center)
  A huge project to digitise medieval and early-modern English legal records, and to make the images freely available through the Internet. The site currently contains more than 6 million images of documents, covering records covered from the period 1217-1800. The records include plea rolls, memoranda rolls, pipe rolls, liberate rolls, feet of fines, early chancery proceedings, exchequer accounts, some 13th-century patent rolls, some 16th-century close rolls, fine rolls and state papers, and a number of others. The classes of pre-1603 records covered include C 1, C 33, C 54 [1509-1540], C 60 [1529-1573], C 62, C 66 [1237-1281], C 78, CHES 14, CHES 29, CP 21, CP 25 [to 1509], CP 40, DL 5, E 9, E 13, E 101, E 123, E 124, E 126, E 159, E 361, E 364, E 368, E 372, JUST 1, JUST 2 [to 1483], JUST 3 [to 1483], KB 9 [to 1560], KB 21, KB 26, KB 27, KB 29, LR 1, REQ 1 and SP 12 [to 1580]. In addition to reference material, the site includes a wiki section with abstracts of some records, and some indexes compiled by volunteers.
• Modern indexes to some plea rolls (CP 40) of the 14th-16th centuries. (The Anglo-American Legal Tradition)
  Lists of parties, sorted by first plaintiff, first defendant and county; in progress.
• Modern indexes to some plea rolls (KB 27) of the reigns of Edward IV-Elizabeth. (Vance Mead/The Anglo-American Legal Tradition)
  Lists of parties, sorted by first plaintiff, first defendant and county; in progress. Also on the same site are indexes to KB 27/1664-6 and KB 27/1667 for 1641, by Robert Palmer.
• G. Wrottesley, Pedigrees from the plea rolls. Collected from the pleadings in the various courts of law, A.D. 1200 to 1500, ... [1905] (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
  Most after 1327 (except for Staffordshire cases); mainly from the Court of Common Pleas, but with some from the King's Bench, Assize Rolls, Chester Plea Rolls, Bracton's Note Book etc.
• Early English Laws (Institute of Historical Research/King's College, London)
  Project, in progress, to publish online and in print the texts and translations of all English legal codes, edicts and treatises produced up to c. 1215, with digitized images of the manuscripts. The texts will include volume 1 of Felix Liebermann, ed., Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen (1903) and William Stubbs, ed., Select Charters and Other Illustrations of English Constitutional History (9th edition, revised by H. W. C. Davis, 1921).
• Tales of Justice and Vengeance (Paul Hyams, Cornell University)
  Draft Appendix to the author's book, Rancor and Reconciliation in Medieval England (2018) - description and discussion of about 30 legal disputes, from the 11th, 12th and early 13th centuries. Many of the descriptions reflect the violent nature of medieval life in graphic terms
• Alehouses in Derbyshire. 1577 (Eric Youle) [not available, 23 December 2021; see the Internet Archive's copy of this page, from April 2021]
  Lists returned by the Justices of the Peace for the County.
• The Anglo-Saxon Dooms, 560-975 (Internet Medieval Sourcebook, Fordham University)
  From Oliver J. Thatcher, ed., The Library of Original Sources (1901)
• [William Page, ed.] Three early assize rolls for the county of Northumberland, saec. XIII. (1891) (HathiTrust)
  Surtees Society, volume 88. Assize rolls for 1256, 1269, 1279. Includes abstracts of feet of fines referred to in the rolls.
• Betley [Staffordshire]: Betley Legal Records - Introduction (Patrick Corness, Sources for Betley history)
  Includes abstracts of a number of medieval legal records concerning Betley, including assize rolls, plea rolls and final concords.
• F. W. Maitland, ed., Bracton's note book. A collection of cases decided in the King's courts during the reign of Henry the Third, annotated by a lawyer of that time, seemingly by Henry of Bratton. Volume 1. Apparatus. (1887) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
  Latin extracts, made in the 13th century by Henry de Bracton, from the rolls of the Bench, 1217-1234, and coram rege, 1234-1239, many from originals now lost.
  [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive:  1 ;  2 ;  3 .]
• F. W. Maitland, ed., Bracton's note book. A collection of cases decided in the King's courts during the reign of Henry the Third, annotated by a lawyer of that time, seemingly by Henry of Bratton. Volume 2. Text. (1887) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
  Latin extracts, made in the 13th century by Henry de Bracton, from the rolls of the Bench, 1217-1234, and coram rege, 1234-1239, many from originals now lost.
  [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive:  1 ;  2 ;  3 .]
• F. W. Maitland, ed., Bracton's note book. A collection of cases decided in the King's courts during the reign of Henry the Third, annotated by a lawyer of that time, seemingly by Henry of Bratton. Volume 3. Text. (1887) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
  Latin extracts, made in the 13th century by Henry de Bracton, from the rolls of the Bench, 1217-1234, and coram rege, 1234-1239, many from originals now lost.
  [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive:  1 ;  2 ;  3 .]
• Chester, Palatinate of:
  • Cheshire Plea Rolls 1259-1310 (David Bethell)
  • Welsh Records. Calendar of Deeds, Inquisitions, and Writs of Dower, enrolled on the Plea Rolls of the County of Chester. [Part 1.] Henry III and Edward I. (HathiTrust Digital Library)
    From CHES 29. (26th Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, Appendix, p. 36; 1865)
  • Welsh Records. Calendar of Deeds, Inquisitions, and Writs of Dower, enrolled on the Plea Rolls of the County of Chester. [Part 2.] Edward II. (HathiTrust Digital Library)
    From CHES 29. (27th Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, Appendix, p. 94; 1866)
  • Welsh Records. Calendar of Deeds, Inquisitions, and Writs of Dower, enrolled on the Plea Rolls of the County of Chester. [Part 3.] Edward III. (HathiTrust Digital Library)
    From CHES 29. (28th Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, Appendix, p. 20; 1867)
  • Welsh Records. Calendar of Deeds, Inquisitions, and Writs of Dower, enrolled on the Plea Rolls of the County of Chester. [Part 4.] Richard II to Henry VII. (HathiTrust Digital Library)
    From CHES 29. (29th Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, Appendix, p. 49; 1868)
  • Welsh Records: Calendar of Deeds, Inquisitions, and Writs of Dower, enrolled on the Plea Rolls of the County of Chester. [Part 5.] Henry VIII. (HathiTrust Digital Library)
    From CHES 29. (30th Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, Appendix, p. 121; 1869)
• Common Pleas:
  • [W. Illingworth, ed.,] Placitorum in domo capitulari Westmonasteriensi asservatorum abbrevatio. (1811) (Google Books [Hints and tips])
    Latin abstracts, in record type, of pleas in the king's bench, 1272-1422, and common pleas, 1272-1290, and other pleas.
    [Other copies at: Google Books [Hints and tips]; HathiTrust.]
  • Index of Placita de Banco ... A.D. 1327-1328 ... Part I. Bedford to Norfolk. (Kraus reprint, 1963) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
    Public Record Office Lists and Indexes, number 32. Gives names of parties and places. Arranged by county, and within each county alphabetically by plaintiff's surname. Note that the format with page images is not searchable, but the text version is.
  • Index of Placita de Banco ... A.D. 1327-1328 ... Part II. Northampton to York, Divers Counties and Miscellaneous. (Kraus reprint, 1963) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
    Public Record Office Lists and Indexes, number 32. Gives names of parties and places. Arranged by county, and within each county alphabetically by plaintiff's surname. Note that the format with page images is not searchable, but the text version is.
• Coram Rege Roll: Extracts from Inquisitions taken at the trial of John Northampton [not available, 14 June 2016; see the Internet Archive's copy of this page, from June 2015] (Thomas Usk's The Testament of Love, R. Allen Shoaf, University of Rochester)
  Latin text from Edgar Powell and G. M. Trevelyan, eds, The Peasants' Rising and the Lollards (1899) (from P.R.O. Hil. 11 Ric. II 507, Rex 39).
• Coroners' records:
  • Reginald R. Sharpe, editor, Calendar of Coroners Rolls of the City of London A.D. 1300-1378 (1913) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
    In English.
  • Northamptonshire Coroners' Inquests (Stephen Swailes, this site)
    Brief abstracts of entries from coroners' rolls JUST 2/109, 112-116, 117A, 117B, 118, 119A, 119B, 119C, 274 and 275, covering various dates between 1320 and 1421
• Curia Regis rolls:
  • Three rolls of the king's court in the reign of King Richard the First, A.D. 1194-1195. (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
    Curia regis rolls 1, 3 and 4. Latin transcript, in record type. Pipe Roll Society, volume 14 (1891).
  • Sir Francis Palgrave, ed., Rotuli Curiae Regis ... volume 1. From the sixth year of King Richard I to the accession of King John. [1194-1199] (1835) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
    Record commission. Latin transcripts, in record type.
    [Other copies at: Google Books [Hints and tips]; Bavarian State Library.]
  • Sir Francis Palgrave, ed., Rotuli Curiae Regis ... volume 2. The first year of King John. [1199-1200] (1835) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
    Record commission. Latin transcripts, in record type.
    [Other copies at: Google Books [Hints and tips]; Bavarian State Library.]
  • Curia regis rolls of the reigns of Richard I. and John (1922) (HathiTrust)
    Latin transcripts.
• Earls Colne [Essex]: Common Law Courts and Commission of the Peace and Quarter Sessions (The Records of Earls Colne; Cambridge University)
  Transcripts of records relating to Earls Colne, 16th century and later
• Essex:
  • Elizabeth Chapin Furber, editor, Essex Sessions of the Peace 1351, 1377-1379 (1953) (The Essex Society for Archaeology and History)
    Essex Archaeological Society, Occasional Publications, number 3. Latin and French transcripts, with English abstracts.
  • Emmison's Elizabethan Life [Essex]: Disorder and Home, Work and Land (Mike Foster, GENUKI)
    Indexes to names from F. G. Emmison's Elizabethan life series, from Disorder: mainly from Essex Sessions and Assize records (1970) and Home, work & land: from Essex wills and sessions and manorial records (1976).
• List Of Executions - England 1606 Onward (Jeff Alvey) [not available, 3 February 2008; see the Internet Archive's copy of this page, from June 2007]
  from Haydn's Dictionary of Dates (1895); with a tasteful "waterfall of blood" animation
• Eyres
  • [W. Illingworth, ed.] Placita de quo warranto temporibus Edw. I. II. et III. in curia receptae Scaccarij Westm. asservata. (1818) (Google Books [Hints and tips])
    Transcript, in record type, of pleas concerning royal rights, from the Eyre Rolls.
  • Jane Frances Winters, The forest eyre, 1154-1368. (1999) (King's College. London)
    Doctoral thesis. Catalogue and description of the documents.
  • Extracts from F.W. Maitland, ed., Select Pleas of the Crown: Volume 1 - A.D. 1200-1225 (1888):
    • Pleas at Bedford in the Fourth Year of the Reign of King John [1202] (Internet Medieval Sourcebook, Fordham University)
    • Pleas at Launceston [Cornwall] in the Third Year of the Reign of King John (A.D.1201) (Internet Medieval Sourcebook, Fordham University)
    • Pleas at Lincoln in the Fourth Year of the Reign of King John [1202] (Internet Medieval Sourcebook, Fordham University)
    • Pleas at Northampton in the Fourth Year of the Reign of King John [1202] (Internet Medieval Sourcebook, Fordham University)
    • Pleas at Shrewsbury in the Fifth Year of the Reign of King John [1203] (Internet Medieval Sourcebook, Fordham University)
    • Pleas at Lichfield [Staffordshire] in the Fifth Year of the Reign of King John [1203] (Internet Medieval Sourcebook, Fordham University)
  • Eric Gallagher, An introduction to and edition of the Suffolk eyre roll 1240 - civil pleas [JUST 1/818]. (2004) (King's College. London)
    Doctoral thesis. Includes an English translation.
  • Andrew H. Hershey, An introduction to and edition of the Hugh Bigod eyre rolls, June 1258 - February 1259 : P.R.O. Just 1/1187 and Just 1/873. (1991) (King's College. London)
    Doctoral thesis. With introductory discussion. Includes English translations.
  • Adrian Lindsay Jobson, The Oxfordshire eyre roll of 1261. (2005) (King's College. London)
    Doctoral thesis. Analysis, transcript and indexes.
  • Iter of Wark (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
    1279 eyre roll, Wark-on-Tyne (JUST 1/649). Latin transcript, published as an Appendix to Hartshorne, Feudal and Military Antiquities of Northumberland and the Scottish Borders (1858).
  • Abstracts of Northamptonshire Assize Rolls (Stephen Swailes, this site)
    Introduction and abstracts of 15th century assize rolls, with links to image on the Anglo-American Legal Tradition website.
• Gaol delivery:
  • Indexes to Northamptonshire Gaol Delivery Rolls, Files and Kalendars (Stephen Swailes, this site)
    Indexes to entries from gaol delivery kalendars, files and rolls of the reigns of Edward III to Henry VI (in progress).
• Huntingdonshire:
  • St Ives [Huntingdonshire] Assizes 1294 (David Bethell, English Ancestry)
    English translation, from National Archives JUST 1/1300.
• Kent:
  • Some Ancient Indictments in the Kings Bench referring to Kent, 1450-1452 (Kent Archaeological Society)
    From Kent Records, volume 18 (1964). English translations of KB 9/46-48.
  • Abstract made from a roll of the court of Common Pleas for the county of Kent in the National Archives, dated 1308 (Historical Manuscripts, Kenneth Jacob)
    English abstracts, from CP 40/169.
  • Itinerant justices in Kent (The Research Archive of Colin Flight)
    Brief introductory articles and transcriptions and translations of published records related to eyres of 1219, 1227, 1241 and 1255.
  • Abstracts of Kent entries in King's Bench roll number 221, Trinity Term 1315 (KB 27/221) (Kenneth Jacob)
    Includes names of people and places, and brief details of the plea.
• King's Bench:
  • [W. Illingworth, ed.,] Placitorum in domo capitulari Westmonasteriensi asservatorum abbrevatio. (1811) (Google Books [Hints and tips])
    Latin abstracts, in record type, of pleas in the king's bench, 1272-1422, and common pleas, 1272-1290, and other pleas.
    [Other copies at: Google Books [Hints and tips]; HathiTrust.]
  • First part of the inventory and calendar of the Baga de Secretis. [Edward IV-Henry VIII.] (HathiTrust Digital Library)
    From KB 8. Records of state trials. The descriptions are more detailed than those in the National Archives online catalogue. (3rd Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, Appendix II, p. 210; 1842)
  • Second part of the inventory and calendar of the contents of the Baga de Secretis ... Edward VI, Mary, Philip and Mary, and Elizabeth. (HathiTrust Digital Library)
    From KB 8. Records of state trials. The descriptions are more detailed than those in the National Archives online catalogue. (4th Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, Appendix II, p. 213; 1843)
  • Indexes of Northamptonshire King's Bench Indictments, 15th and 16th centuries (Stephen Swailes, this site)
• Lancashire:
  • John Parker, transcriber, A Calendar of the Lancashire Assize Rolls ... Part 1. (1904) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
    Lancashire and Cheshire Record Society, volume 47. English abstracts, 1241-1281, with notes on earlier assizes.
    [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive; British History Online.]
  • John Parker, transcriber, A Calendar of the Lancashire Assize Rolls ... Part 2. (1905) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
    Lancashire and Cheshire Record Society, volume 49. English abstracts, 1284-1285, with notes of related material from 1216-1272.
    [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive; British History Online.]
• Laws:
  • Laws of Alfred and Ine (original - untranslated - text) (The Labyrinth Library, Georgetown University) [not available, 19 April 2015; see the Internet Archive's copy of this page, from December 2005]
    From Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, MS 173
  • Textus Roffensis. (University of Manchester)
    Images of a twelfth-century manuscript held at Rochester Cathedral, in English and Latin, including a compilation of laws, royal genealogies and a cartulary of the cathedral priory.
  • Translated texts from the Textus Roffensis (Christopher Monk, Rochester Cathedral)
    With a note on the translations.
• London:
  • The London eyre of 1244 (British History Online)
    Text from the edition of Helena M. Chew and Martin Weinbaum, London Record Society, vol. 6 (1970); Latin text with English translations; crown pleas for years 10 Henry III to 27 Henry III [1225-1243], plus appeals, articles, constitutions and related material
  • The London eyre of 1276 (British History Online)
    Text from the edition of Martin Weinbaum, London Record Society, vol. 12 (1976); English translations (with some Latin); crown pleas for years 36 Henry III to 4 Edward I [1251-1276], plus civil pleas, assizes, and related material
  • A. H. Thomas, ed., Calendar of early mayor's court rolls: 1298-1307 (British History Online)
    English abstracts of proceedings in the court of the mayor of London
  • Matthew Frank Stevens, ed., London Sheriffs' Court Roll 1320. (British History Online)
    English translation, from London Metropolitan Archives, CLA/25/CT/1/1 and 2.
  • Jonathan Mackman and Matthew Stevens, Court of common pleas: The National Archives, CP 40 - 1399-1500 (2010) (British History Online)
    Draft summary translations of pleaded cases for London or involving a London litigant, for the years 1399-1409, 1420-1429, 1445-1450, 1460-1468, 1480 and 1500.
• [Index of names in] Chronicles of Newgate [Prison] (Jeff Alvey) [not available, 3 February 2008; see the Internet Archive's copy of this page, from June 2007]
  From Arthur Griffiths' book (1896); with a charming "gouged-out eyeballs" animation
• Joseph Hunter, ed., Rotuli selecti ad res Anglicas et Hibernicas spectantes ... (1834) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
  Latin transcripts in record type of the patent roll, 7 John, original writ and return of all discharges of debt, etc., granted by the Irish exchequer, Henry V and Henry VI, and six rolls of pleas de terris datis et occupatis, etc., Henry III.
  [Other copies at: Google Books [Hints and tips].]
• Charles E. H. Chadwyck Healey, ed., Somersetshire Pleas (civil and criminal), from the rolls of the itinerant justices (close of 12th century - 41 Henry III [1257]) (1897) (Google Books [Hints and tips])
  Somerset Record Society, volume 11.
  [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive:  1 ;  2 ;  3 .]
• Year Books:
  • Legal History: The Year Books (David J. Seipp, Boston University School of Law)
    The database indexes all reports printed in the chronological series for 1268-1535 and all material from 1399-1509 printed in abridgements. The reports from 1399-1535 (of which there are nearly 7000) have been fully indexed and paraphrased. The same pages include listings of manuscripts and early printed editions of the Year Books, and a bibliography of modern scholarly works.
  • Edward I:
    • Alfred J. Horwood, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the First. Years 20 and 21. (1866) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Including eyres of Hereford, Salop and Stafford.
    • Alfred J. Horwood, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the First. Years 21 and 22. (1873) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Including eyre of Middlesex.
    • Alfred J. Horwood, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the First. [Years 30 and 31.] (1863) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Including eyres of Cornwall.
    • Alfred J. Horwood, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the First. Years 32-33. (1864) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations.
    • Alfred J. Horwood, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the First. Michaelmas Term, Year 33, and Years 34 and 35. (1879) (HathiTrust)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations.
  • Edward II:
    • F. W. Maitland, ed., Year Books of Edward II. Volume 1. 1 and 2 Edward II. A.D. 1307-1309 (1903) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 17. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Year 1 and earlier part of year 2.
    • F. W. Maitland, ed., Year Books of Edward II. Volume 2. 2 and 3 Edward II. A.D. 1308-9 and 1309-10 (1904) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 19. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Later part of year 2, and Michaelmas term and part of Hilary term, year 3.
    • F. W. Maitland, ed., Year Books of Edward II. Volume 3. 3 Edward II. A.D. 1309-1310 (1905) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 20. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Part of Hilary term, and Easter and Trinity terms.
    • F. W. Maitland and G. J. Turner, eds, Year Books of Edward II. Volume 4. 3 and 4 Edward II. A.D. 1309-1311 (1907) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 22. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Various terms in year 3 and part of Michaelmas term, year 4.
    • Frederic William Maitland, Leveson William Vernon Harcourt and William Craddock Bolland, eds, Year Books of Edward II. Volume 5. The Eyre of Kent, 6 and 7 Edward II. A.D. 1313-1314. Volume 1. (1910) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 24. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported.
    • G. J. Turner, ed., Year Books of Edward II. Volume 6. 4 Edward II. A.D. 1310-1311 (1914) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 26. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Conclusion of Michaelmas term, Hilary term and part of Easter term.
    • William Craddock Bolland, Frederic William Maitland and Leveson William Vernon Harcourt, eds, Year Books of Edward II. Volume 7. The Eyre of Kent. 6 and 7 Edward II. A.D. 1313-1314, volume 2. (1912) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 27. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported.
    • William Craddock Bolland, ed., Year Books of Edward II. Volume 8. The Eyre of Kent, 6 and 7 Edward II. A.D. 1313-1314. Volume 3. (1913) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 29. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported.
    • William Craddock Bolland, ed., Year Books of Edward II. Volume 11. 5 Edward II. A.D. 1311-1312 (1915) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 31. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Hilary term and part of Easter term.
    • William Craddock Bolland, ed., Year Books of Edward II. Volume 12. 5 Edward II. A.D. 1312. (1916) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 33. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Conclusion of Easter term, and Trinity term.
    • Sir Paul Vinogradoff and Ludwik Ehrlich, eds, Year Books of Edward II. Volume 13. 6 Edward II. A.D. 1312-1313 (1918) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 34. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Part of Michaelmas term.
    • William Craddock Bolland, ed., Year Books of Edward II. Volume 15. 6 and 7 Edward II. A.D. 1313 (1918) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 36. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Trinity term, year 6, and part of Michaelmas term, year 7.
    • William Craddock Bolland, ed., Year Books of Edward II. Volume 18. 8 Edward II. A.D. [1314] (1920) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 37. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Michaelmas term.
    • Sir Paul Vinogradoff and Ludwik Ehrlich, eds, Year Books of Edward II. Volume 14, part 1. 6 Edward II. A.D. 1312-1313 (1921) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 38. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Conclusion of Michaelmas term.
    • William Craddock Bolland, ed., Year Books of Edward II. Volume 16. 7 Edward II. A.D. 1313-1314 (1918) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 39. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Conclusion of Michaelmas term, and Hilary, Easter and Trinity, year 7.
    • M. Dominica Legge and Sir William Holdsworth, editors, Year Books of Edward II. Volume 20. 10 Edward II. A.D. 1316-1317. (1934) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 52. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Michaelmas Term. [Limited access]
    • M. Dominica Legge and Sir William Holdsworth, editors, Year Books of Edward II. Volume 21. 10 Edward II. A.D. 1316-1317. (1935) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 54. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. Hilary, Easter and Trinity Terms. [Limited access]
    • John P. Collas and Theodore F. T. Plucknett, editors, Year Books of Edward II. Volume 23. 12 Edward II, Michaelmas A.D. 1318. (1950) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 65. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. [Limited access]
    • John P. Collas and Theodore F. T. Plucknett, editors, Year Books of Edward II. Volume 24. 12 Edward II, Hilary and part of Easter, 1319. (1953) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Selden Society, volume 70. French transcripts and English translations, with records of the cases reported. [Limited access]
  • Edward III:
    • Alfred J. Horwood, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Years 11 and 12. (1883) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Hilary Term, 11 Edward III-Trinity Term, 12 Edward III.
      [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive.]
    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Years 12 and 13. (1885) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Michaelmas Term, 12 Edward III-Trinity Term, 13 Edward III.
    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Years 13 and 14. (1886) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Michaelmas Term, 13 Edward III-Hilary Term, 14 Edward III.
    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Year 14. (1888) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Easter and Trinity Terms, 14 Edward III.
      [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive.]
    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Years 14 and 15. (1889) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Michaelmas Term 14 Edward III-Hilary Term 15 Edward III.
    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Year 15. (1891) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Easter, Trinity and Michaelmas Terms, 15 Edward III.
    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Year 16 (First Part). (1896) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Hilary and Easter Terms, 16 Edward III.
      [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive.]
    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Year 16 (Second Part). (1900) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Trinity and Michaelmas Terms, 16 Edward III.
      [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive.]
    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Year 17. (1901) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Hilary, Easter and Trinity Terms, 17 Edward III.
      [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive.]
    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Years 17 and 18. (1903) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Michaelmas, 17 Edward III- Hilary, 18 Edward III.
      [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive.]
    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Year 18. (1904) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Easter and Trinity Terms, 18 Edward III.
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    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Years 18 and 19. (1905) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Michaelmas, 18 Edward III-Hilary, 19 Edward III.
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    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Year 19. (1906) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Easter, Trinity and Michaelmas, 19 Edward III.
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    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Year 20 (First Part). (1908) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Hilary, Easter and Trinity Terms, 20 Edward III.
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    • Luke Owen Pike, editor, Year Books of the reign of King Edward the Third. Year 20 (First Part). (1908) (Internet Archive - Text Archive)
      Rolls Series 31. French transcripts and English translations. Hilary, Easter and Trinity Terms, 20 Edward III.
      [Other copies at: Internet Archive - Text Archive:  1 ;  2 .]