Unlike the contemporary trial of the Templars in France, the British Isles' first heresy trial yielded few confessions and no burnings, but, as this account of the proceedings reveals, it is notable for the inquisitors' judicious selection and convincing presentation of the scanty evidence at their disposal. Nicholson’s substantial appendices provide lists of all Templars in Britain from 1308 to 1311 and the properties mentioned in the trial as owned by the Templars.