Brooks, Christopher 　著

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The political philosophy of the Lord King, Thomas Glyn Watkin;Linguistic communities in medieval Scots Law, Hector L. Macqueen; London'sCourts of Law in the fifteenth century - the litigants' perspectives, PennyTucker; Manor courts and the governance of Tudor England, ChristopherHarrison; Juridical folklore in England illustrated by rough music, MartinIngram; Civil litigation in the High Court of Admiralty, 1585-95, ElizabethM.P. Wells; The influence of revenue considerations upon the remedialpractice of Chancery in trust cases, 1536-1660, N.G. Jones; Common Law andstatutory imitations of equitable relief under the later Stuarts, MikeMacnair; Testamentary causes in the prerogative court of Canterbury, 1660-96,Lloyd Bonfield; Rural credit, market areas and legal institutions in thecountryside in England, 1550-1700, Craig Muldrew; Recourse to law and themeaning of the great litigation decline, 1650-1750, W.A. Champion; Judges andhunters - law and economic conflict in the English countryside, 1800-60,Joshua Getzler; Child death and the law in Victorian Carmarthenshire, R.W.Ireland; Judicial Selkirks - the County Court judges and the press, 1847-80,Patrick Polden.