CONTENTS OF VOL. I.
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Lea, Henry Charles
Capricious Tyranny
366
Inviolability of Officials and Servants
367
Enforcement of Respect
371
Chapter III—Privileges and Exemptions.
Exemption from taxation
375
Exemption from Custom-house Dues
384
Attempts of Valencia Tribunal to import Wheat from Aragon
385
Privilege of Valencia Tribunal in the Public Granary
388
Speculative Exploitation of Privileges by Saragossa Tribunal
389
Coercive Methods of obtaining Supplies
392
Valencia asserts Privilege of obtaining Salt
394
Exemption from Billets of Troops
395
The Right to bear Arms
401
Exemption from Military Service
412
The Right to hold Secular Office
415
The Right to refuse Office
420
The Right of Asylum
421
Chapter IV—Conflicting Jurisdictions.
Benefit of Clergy
427
Ferdinand grants to the Inquisition exclusive Jurisdiction over its Officials
429
He confines it to Salaried Officials in criminal Actions and as Defendants in civil Suits
430