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Edinburgh Legal History Blog

Edited by John Cairns and Paul du Plessis, University of Edinburgh School of Law.

Paratext in Law Books - 24 May 2022

Cujas: Virtual Exhibition - 24 May 2022

Legal History Position – Tilburg - 24 May 2022

Jacques Cujas Quincentenary: Colloquium, Collège de France, 28-29 March - 22 February 2022

Research Students in Legal History Graduate - 3 December 2021

New Book: Fletcher, Justice and Society in the Highlands of Scotland - 23 November 2021

Interdisciplinary Call for Papers for PhD and Post-Docs: Nature and Fiction (École française de Rome 21-26 February 2022) - 8 November 2021

CEDANT: agere per formulas. Collegium of Roman Law, January 2022 - 29 September 2021

Categories: Legal History
History of Law Blog

A journey through English legal history, starting (more or less) at the time of the Norman conquest, from Tessa Shepperson, solicitor.

The Young King Henry – crowned but not a real king? - 21 September 2016

The Constitutions of Clarendon and the Becket affair - 11 March 2012

Towns in medieval England - 4 March 2012

Medieval slavery and unfree villeinage - 26 February 2012

The Kings courts and the start of the common law - 19 February 2012

The petty assizes and the development of the jury system - 12 February 2012

The General Eyre and the Court at Westminster - 5 February 2012

The Writ of Right and the start of Henry II’s legal reforms - 29 January 2012

Categories: Legal History

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