The Royal Treasury of England. Or, An Historical Account of All Taxes, Under What Denomination Soever, From the Conquest to this Present Year (1725)

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Focusing on royal taxation and expenditure from 1066 to the early 18th century, this work delves into income sources like feudal pledges and penalties from conquests. It also explores expenditures related to defense, the upkeep of the royal household, and efforts to suppress heresy. Highly regarded since its publication, it has served as a standard reference in the field of historical finance. Originally published in London in 1725, it remains a significant contribution to the understanding of medieval and early modern economic practices.