Proclamation Against Corn Forestalling Engrossing and Regrafting
A Royal Proclamation urges enforcement of laws against forestalling engrosing and regrafting of corn. It details penalties for offences, licensing controls for bettors and transporters, and orders local officials to ensure swift enforcement to curb rising corn prices and aid the poor. It notes court and parliamentary context, with references to related acts from Henry VIII to Elizabeth I and contemporary political events.
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