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1333-04-07, Northallerton

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer and to the chamberlains. to apply all possible diligence in levying the money owed to the king the exchequer, because it is necessary for the king to pour out infinite of money on account of the great and arduous affairs arising by reason the present war with Scotland, and to cause that money to be safely and guarded and brought to the king with all possible speed; and the does not wish any payment to be made to any person by virtue of any previously directed to them or to be directed, for the reason aforesaid, it shall be otherwise ordained by the king and council.

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