Law, governance, and justice : new views on medieval constitutionalism / / edited by Richard W. Kaeuper with the assistance of Paul Dingman and Peter Sposato.
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| Year of Publication: | 2013 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Medieval law and its practice,
v. 14 |
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| Physical Description: | viii, 347 p. |
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Table of Contents:
- Debating law, justice and constitutionalism / Richard W. Kaeuper
- The Anglo-Saxon origins of English constitutionalism / James Campbell
- Orality and literacy in the age of the Angevin law reforms / Paul Hyams
- Between England and France: a cross-channel legal culture in the late thirteenth century / Thomas J. McSweeney
- The development of written custom in England and in France : a comparative perspective / Ada-Maria Kuskowski
- Success and failure of the medieval constitution in 1341 / Scott Waugh
- Parliamentary scrutiny of royal ministers and courtiers in fourteenth-century England : the disgrace of Sir John atte Lee (1368) / W. Mark Ormrod
- The altered perspective of Thomas Walsingham's symbol of Normandy / Christopher Guyol
- Centre and locality: perceptions of the assize justices in late medieval England / Anthony Musson
- The common voice in theory and practice in late fourteenth century England / Andrew Galloway
- Landscape and the identity of the realm / Lynn Staley
- The people, politics and the constitution in the fifteenth century / Anthony Pollard
- Law, justice, and governance : new views on medieval constitutionalism / G.W. Bernard.