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1. Justice Delayed: Absent Recognitors and the Angevin Legal Reforms, c. 1200  2. Testament and Inheritance: The Lessons of the Brief Widowhood of Isabel, Countess of Pembroke  3. A Crossroads in Criminal Procedure: The Assumptions Underlying England’s Adoption of Trial by Jury for Crime  4. The General Eyre and Royal Finance  5. Royal Privilege and Episcopal Rights in the Later Thirteenth Century: The Case of the Ashbourne Advowson, 1270-1289  6. The Clerk William Tyssyngton and the Pursuit of Fugitives in the Late Thirteenth-Century  7. Profits and Perils of an Irish Legal Career: Sir Elias Ashbourne (d. 1356), Chief Justice and Marcher Lord  8. Two Jurisdictions in Dispute About Canonical Appeals: London and Canterbury, 1375-6  9. The Outlaw in Later Medieval Ireland  10. The Origins and Development of Judicial Tenure "During Good Behaviour" to 1485  11. "Et Subridet etc.": Smiles, Laughter and Levity in the Medieval Year Books  12. Men of Law and Professional Identity in Late Medieval England  13. Legal Services for the Poor in the Early Common Law