Windsor was granted royal borough status by Edward I's charter of 1277 which gave no new rights or privileges to Windsor but, as one historian puts it, "recognised (Windsor's) existence and gave it a legal status as a borough".
This gave no new rights or privileges to Windsor but, as one historian puts it, "recognised (Windsor's) existence and gave it a legal status as a borough". Windsor was granted royal borough status by Edward I's charter in 1277.
Windsor was granted royal borough status by Edward I's charter in 1277. This gave no new rights or privileges to Windsor but, as one historian puts it, "recognised (Windsor's) existence and gave it a legal status as a borough".
Windsor was granted royal borough status by Edward I's charter in 1277. This gave no new rights or privileges to Windsor but, as one historian puts it, "recognised (Windsor's) existence and gave it a legal status as a borough".