The Court Rolls Of The Lordship Of Ruthin Or Dyffryn-clwydd Of The Reign Of King Edward The First

This volume presents a detailed transcription of the court rolls for the Lordship of Ruthin or Dyffryn-clwydd during the reign of King Edward I. Preserved in the Public Record Office, London, these rolls offer invaluable insight into the legal and social structures of medieval Wales. The records document court proceedings, disputes, land transactions, and other aspects of daily life within the lordship. The Court Rolls Of The Lordship Of Ruthin Or Dyffryn-clwydd Of The Reign Of King Edward The First serves as a primary source for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the history of Wales and the development of English common law. This meticulously transcribed and preserved collection makes these historically significant documents accessible to a wider audience, ensuring their continued study and appreciation.

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