The Survey Of The County Of York, Taken By John De Kirkby, Commonly Called Kirkby's Inquest...

This book presents the results of the famous 12th-century survey commissioned by the newly crowned King Edward I of England. The survey provides detailed information on the topography, population, and economic resources of the County of York, and was compiled by John de Kirkby, who was also responsible for the later poll tax. This volume is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of medieval England.
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