Placita Anglo-normannica - Melville Madison Bigelow - Bog

This book presents a collection of law cases from the Anglo-Norman period, detailing the ways in which the law evolved over time in England under the rule of William I through Richard I. Based on historical records, the cases provide valuable insights into the legal practices of the era. Essential reading for legal scholars, this book offers a fascinating window into the history of English law.
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