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Annates

A years income of a Roman Catholic or somebody appointed in the church,which is paid to the Pope by a bishop or other religious leader

Income

Anti-clericalism

A movement which opposed the power and influence of the clergy

Clergy

Attainder

The loss of land and civil rights as a result of a death sentence because of committing treason

Loss of...

Bonds and recognisances

A contract which means an individual must perform a specific task


Acknowledgement of debt owed to a monarch

Contract, acknowledgement

Eucharist

A Sacrament held in most Christian churches relating to Jesus and the Last Supper

Sacrament

The Exchequer

The person responsible for collecting Revenue and making payments on behalf of the monarch

Revenue

Feudal obligation

One of several obligations that a vassal owes to his Lord. a vassal was also obligated to provide aid and Council to his Lord. In exchange a Lord has an obligation to provide protection

Obligations

Holy Roman Empire

A multi-ethnic complex of territories in central Europe that developed during the early Middle Ages

Territories

Patronage

The support given by somebody who contribute financially to an organisation. 2.the power to control a person's right to their privileges

Support, privileges

The Privy chamber

The private apartments of an English king or queen

Wardship

The right to the custody of an infant heir feudal tenant (someone granted the use of land) and the heir's property. 2. being under the control of a guardian