The Great Roll of the Pipe for the Fifth [-Thirty-Fourth] Year of the Reign of King Henry the Second, A.D. 1161-[1188]: Now First Printed from the Original in the Custody of the Right Hon. The Master of the Rolls; Volume 9

This volume presents the "great roll of the pipe" for the fifth through thirty-fourth years of the reign of King Henry II of England, covering A.D. 1161 to 1188. These Pipe Rolls, records of the Exchequer, are now printed for the first time from the original documents in the custody of the Right Hon. the Master of the Rolls. As primary source material, this ninth volume offers invaluable insights into the financial and administrative workings of the English government during the High Middle Ages. Essential for historians and legal scholars, these records provide detailed accounts of royal revenues, expenditures, and legal proceedings, illuminating the complex socio-economic landscape of 12th-century England.

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