A History of English Law

William Searle Holdsworth

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Medieval and Early Modern Justice Legal principles and applications Historical Legal Studies and Society

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The Editor; A History of English Law and Some Makers of English Law, American Journal of Legal History, Volume 11, Issue 1, 1 January 1967, Pages 92–93, https:/

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