Law, Lawyers and Litigants in Early Modern England
Herausgeber: Begiato, Joanne; Lobban, Michael; Green, Adrian
Law, Lawyers and Litigants in Early Modern England
Herausgeber: Begiato, Joanne; Lobban, Michael; Green, Adrian
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This collection of essays by prominent historians examines and builds on the scholarly legacy of Christopher W. Brooks, the leading historian of early modern English law, society and politics. Of interest to early modern historians of England and socio-legal scholars, exploring how law was understood and used by different communities.
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This collection of essays by prominent historians examines and builds on the scholarly legacy of Christopher W. Brooks, the leading historian of early modern English law, society and politics. Of interest to early modern historians of England and socio-legal scholars, exploring how law was understood and used by different communities.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Januar 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 555g
- ISBN-13: 9781108740647
- ISBN-10: 1108740642
- Artikelnr.: 60352495
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Januar 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 555g
- ISBN-13: 9781108740647
- ISBN-10: 1108740642
- Artikelnr.: 60352495
1. Introduction Michael Lobban, Joanne Begiato and Adrian Green; 2.
Christopher Brooks's contribution to early modern history Michael J.
Braddick; 3. Law, law-consciousness and lawyers as constitutive of early
modern England: Christopher W. Brooks's singular journey David Sugarman; 4.
'The hard rind of legal history': F. W. Maitland and the writing of late
medieval and early modern British social history R. A. Houston; 5.
Fountains of justice: James I, Charles I and equity R. W. Hoyle; 6. The
Inns of Court, Renaissance, and the language of modernity Phil Withington;
7. The micro-spatial dynamics of litigation: the Chilvers Coton tithe
dispute, Barrows vs. Archer (1657) Steve Hindle; 8. 'Law-mindedness':
crowds, courts and popular knowledge of the law in early modern England
John Walter; 9. Local laws, local principles: the paradoxes of local legal
processes in early modern England Peter Rushton; 10. 'So now you are wed
enough': clandestine unions in the north-west of England in the first half
of the eighteenth century Joanne Begiato; 11. 'Blunderers and Blotters of
the Law? The rise of conveyancing in the eighteenth century and long term
socio-legal change' Craig Muldrew; 12. England and America: the role of the
Justice of the Peace in County Durham, England and Richmond County,
Virginia, in the eighteenth century Gwenda Morgan; 13. Law and architecture
in early modern Durham Adrian Green; 14. Law and revolution: the
seventeenth century English example C. W. Brooks; 15. Religion and law in
early modern England C. W. Brooks.
Christopher Brooks's contribution to early modern history Michael J.
Braddick; 3. Law, law-consciousness and lawyers as constitutive of early
modern England: Christopher W. Brooks's singular journey David Sugarman; 4.
'The hard rind of legal history': F. W. Maitland and the writing of late
medieval and early modern British social history R. A. Houston; 5.
Fountains of justice: James I, Charles I and equity R. W. Hoyle; 6. The
Inns of Court, Renaissance, and the language of modernity Phil Withington;
7. The micro-spatial dynamics of litigation: the Chilvers Coton tithe
dispute, Barrows vs. Archer (1657) Steve Hindle; 8. 'Law-mindedness':
crowds, courts and popular knowledge of the law in early modern England
John Walter; 9. Local laws, local principles: the paradoxes of local legal
processes in early modern England Peter Rushton; 10. 'So now you are wed
enough': clandestine unions in the north-west of England in the first half
of the eighteenth century Joanne Begiato; 11. 'Blunderers and Blotters of
the Law? The rise of conveyancing in the eighteenth century and long term
socio-legal change' Craig Muldrew; 12. England and America: the role of the
Justice of the Peace in County Durham, England and Richmond County,
Virginia, in the eighteenth century Gwenda Morgan; 13. Law and architecture
in early modern Durham Adrian Green; 14. Law and revolution: the
seventeenth century English example C. W. Brooks; 15. Religion and law in
early modern England C. W. Brooks.
1. Introduction Michael Lobban, Joanne Begiato and Adrian Green; 2.
Christopher Brooks's contribution to early modern history Michael J.
Braddick; 3. Law, law-consciousness and lawyers as constitutive of early
modern England: Christopher W. Brooks's singular journey David Sugarman; 4.
'The hard rind of legal history': F. W. Maitland and the writing of late
medieval and early modern British social history R. A. Houston; 5.
Fountains of justice: James I, Charles I and equity R. W. Hoyle; 6. The
Inns of Court, Renaissance, and the language of modernity Phil Withington;
7. The micro-spatial dynamics of litigation: the Chilvers Coton tithe
dispute, Barrows vs. Archer (1657) Steve Hindle; 8. 'Law-mindedness':
crowds, courts and popular knowledge of the law in early modern England
John Walter; 9. Local laws, local principles: the paradoxes of local legal
processes in early modern England Peter Rushton; 10. 'So now you are wed
enough': clandestine unions in the north-west of England in the first half
of the eighteenth century Joanne Begiato; 11. 'Blunderers and Blotters of
the Law? The rise of conveyancing in the eighteenth century and long term
socio-legal change' Craig Muldrew; 12. England and America: the role of the
Justice of the Peace in County Durham, England and Richmond County,
Virginia, in the eighteenth century Gwenda Morgan; 13. Law and architecture
in early modern Durham Adrian Green; 14. Law and revolution: the
seventeenth century English example C. W. Brooks; 15. Religion and law in
early modern England C. W. Brooks.
Christopher Brooks's contribution to early modern history Michael J.
Braddick; 3. Law, law-consciousness and lawyers as constitutive of early
modern England: Christopher W. Brooks's singular journey David Sugarman; 4.
'The hard rind of legal history': F. W. Maitland and the writing of late
medieval and early modern British social history R. A. Houston; 5.
Fountains of justice: James I, Charles I and equity R. W. Hoyle; 6. The
Inns of Court, Renaissance, and the language of modernity Phil Withington;
7. The micro-spatial dynamics of litigation: the Chilvers Coton tithe
dispute, Barrows vs. Archer (1657) Steve Hindle; 8. 'Law-mindedness':
crowds, courts and popular knowledge of the law in early modern England
John Walter; 9. Local laws, local principles: the paradoxes of local legal
processes in early modern England Peter Rushton; 10. 'So now you are wed
enough': clandestine unions in the north-west of England in the first half
of the eighteenth century Joanne Begiato; 11. 'Blunderers and Blotters of
the Law? The rise of conveyancing in the eighteenth century and long term
socio-legal change' Craig Muldrew; 12. England and America: the role of the
Justice of the Peace in County Durham, England and Richmond County,
Virginia, in the eighteenth century Gwenda Morgan; 13. Law and architecture
in early modern Durham Adrian Green; 14. Law and revolution: the
seventeenth century English example C. W. Brooks; 15. Religion and law in
early modern England C. W. Brooks.