Edited with an introduction by Natalie Fryde
pp 134 1974 hardback
ISBN 0-7083-0540-7
This book extends to the Exchequer class of the Mediaeval period the work already done by the Board of Celtic Studies in making the sources relating to the history of Wales in the Public Record Office more available.
`The debt to Mrs Fryde of all those concerned with the history of Wales in the late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries is proportionately great, for she here lists over one thousand entries relating to the affairs of the Principality, extracted so that complementary information is available from both series of rolls. The Introduction gives a useful summary of the various kinds of information the records provide, as well as explaining their somewhat complicated technical arrangement . . . ' (Antiquaries Journal)