History of the English law, From the Time of the Romans, to the end of the Reign of Elizabeth

With Numerous Notes, and an Introductory Dissertation on the Nature and use of Legal History, the Rise and Progress of our Laws, and the Influence of the Roman: 5

af John Reeves

This fifth volume of the pioneering History of the English Law provides a comprehensive and detailed account of the legal developments in England from the Roman period to the end of Elizabeth's reign. Written by a leading legal scholar of the late eighteenth century, it remains an important work in the field of legal history. This volume includes a wealth of detailed notes, providing context and explanation for the legal developments discussed. A must-read for legal scholars and historians alike... (Læs mere)