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VOLUME XI ; PART ONE ENGLISH LAW IN AN INDUSTRIALISING SOCIETY; I.Introduction; II. Government and People; III. Sources of Law; IV. Theories ofLaw and Government; V. Law and Religion; VI. Political Economy and Law; VII.Empire's Law; VIII. International Law; IX. Private International Law ; PARTTWO PUBLIC LAW; I. Parliament; II. Central Executive: The Legal Structure ofState Institutions; III. The Church and the State; IV. The Army; V. LocalGovernment; VI. Judicial Review ; PART THREE THE COURTS OF LAW; I. GeneralIntroduction; II. The Judicial Roles of the House of Lords and Privy Council1820-1914; III. The Superior Courts of Common Law; IV. The Court of Chancery1820-1875; V. The Civilian Courts and the Probate, Divorce, and Division; VI.The Judicature Acts; VII. The Government and the Organization of the SupremeCourt of Judicature; VIII. The Courts of Appeal; IX. The King's/Queen's BenchDivision; X. The Chancery Division; XI. Local Courts; XII. The County Courts;XIV. Coroners and their Courts ; PART FOUR THE LEGAL PROFESSIONS; I. TheJudiciary; II. Barristers; III. The Institutions and Governance of the Bar;IV. Solicitors; V. The Educaton of Lawyers ; VOLUME XII PRIVATE LAW ;PART ONE PROPERTY; I. Succession, Inheritance, and the Family; II. PropertyRights in Land: Reforming the Heritage; III. Land Transactions: Settlementand Sales; IV. Leases, Morgages, and Servitudes; V. Changing the Nature ofReal Property Law; VI. Trusts and Trustees ; PART TWO CONTRACT; I.Introduction; II. The Formation of Contracts: Offer and Acceptance; III.Consideration; IV. Misrepresentation; V. Mistake; VI. Contractual Terms andtheir Performance; VII. Contractual Remedies; VIII. Restitutionary Remedies ;PART THREE COMMERCIAL LAW; I. Joint Stock Companies; II. The Law orInsurance; III. Negotiable Instruments; IV. Bankruptcy and Insolvency; V.Consumar Credit and Debt ; PART FOUR TORT; I. The Development of Tort Law;II. Negligence; III. Personal Injuries; IV. Workplace Injuries; V.Intentional and Economic Torts; VI. Nuisance; VII. Property Torts ; VOLUMEXIII ; PART ONE CRIMINAL LAW; I. General Introduction and Overview; II. TheEstablishment of English Policing in the Nineteenth Century; III. The Trial:Adversarial Characteristics and Responsibilities; IV. Sentencing and Review;V. Punishment: Death and Transfiguration; VI. The Sources and Form of theCriminal Law; VII. General Principles of Criminal Law; VIII. Strict andVicarious Liability: Regulatory Offences; IX. Securing the State; X. PublicMorality and Social Control; XI. Protecting Property from Dishonesty andHarm; XII. Offences Against the Person ; PART TWO STATUTES, SOCIAL REFORM,AND CONTROL; I. Introduction: 'Legislation the Only Remedy'; II. The PoorLaw; III. Charity and Education; IV. Health for the Public; V. Safety inFactories, Shops, and Ships; VI. Building Houses, and Planning Communities;VII. Conclusion ; PART THREE LABOUR LAW; I. From Labouring to Employment:1820-1867; II. The Roots of Collective Action; III. Law and Organised Labour:1867-1914 ; PART FOUR LAW OF PERSONS: FAMILY AND OTHER RELATIONSHIPS; I.Family Law, Family Authority; II. Marriage; III. Wives: The Quest for CivilIndependence; IV. Marital Breakdown: Separation and the Coming of JudicialDivorce; V. Children; VI. Insanity and Mental Deficiency; VII. ForeignElements in Family Disputes ; PART FIVE PERSONALITY RIGHTS AND INTELLECTUALPROPERTY; I. Personal Reputation, Privacy and Intellectual Creativity; II.Copyright; III. Patents for Inventions; IV. Industial Property: Designs forProducts; V. Trade Secrets and Other Confidences; VI. Industrial Property:Trade Marks and Unfair Competition; Index