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The Oxford history of the laws of England, Vol. 6

John H. Baker 2004 © Oxford University Press
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  • 9780191681806 (ebook)
  • 9780198258179 (hardcover)
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  • Legal
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  • I. ENGLISH LAW AND THE RENAISSANCE
    • 1. English Law and the Renaissance (page 3)
  • II. THE CONSTITUTION
    • 2. General Features of the Constitution (page 55)
    • 3. Freedom, the State, and the Individual (page 87)
    • 4. The King's Dominions outside of the Realm (page 101)
  • III. THE COURTS
    • 5. Introduction: Jurisdictional Movements (page 117)
    • 6. The Court of Common Pleas (page 125)
    • 7. The Court of King's Bench (page 145)
    • 8. The Court of Exchequer (page 159)
    • 9. The Court of Chancery (page 171)
    • 10. The Council and Conciliar Courts (page 191)
    • 11. Admiralty Courts and Courts Martial (page 209)
    • 12. The New Revenue Courts (page 221)
    • 13. Ecclesiastical Courts (page 233)
    • 14. Commisions (page 255)
    • 15. The Metropolis (page 277)
    • 16. Local Courts (page 291)
  • IV. CIVIL PROCEDURE AND PLEADING
    • 17. Commencing in Action (page 323)
    • 18. Pleading (page 335)
    • 19. Trial by Jury (page 351)
    • 20. Damages and Costs (page 375)
    • 21. Legal Discussion in Court (page 385)
  • V. THE LEGAL PROFESSION AND ITS LEARNING
    • 22. The Judiciary (page 411)
    • 23. The Bar (page 421)
    • 24. Attorneys and Clerks (page 437)
    • 25. The Education of Lawyers (page 445)
    • 26. Case-Law (page 473)
    • 27. Law Books and Publishing (page 491)
  • VI. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE
    • 28. Criminal Procedure (page 511)
    • 29. The Development of Criminal Law (page 523)
    • 30. Privileges and Immunities (page 531)
    • 31. The Law Relating to Felonies (page 553)
    • 32. Treason and Offences against Public Order (page 581)
  • VII. PERSONS
    • 33. Status and Legal Personality (page 597)
  • VIII. THE LAW OF PROPERTY
    • 34. Agrarian Changes and Security of Tenure (page 631)
    • 35. Uses, Wills, and Fiscal Feudalism (page 653)
    • 36. Family Settlements (page 687)
    • 37. Dissolution of the Monasteries (page 709)
    • 38. Litigation over Real Property (page 719)
    • 39. Property in Chattels (page 727)
  • IX. THE LAW OF TORTS
    • 40. Trespass and Case (page 751)
    • 41. Negligence and Fault (page 757)
    • 42. Deceit (page 769)
    • 43. Nuisance (page 775)
    • 44. Defamation (page 781)
    • 45. Conversion and Detinue (page 801)
    • 46. Procuring Breaches of Contract (page 809)
  • X. THE LAW OF CONTRACT
    • 47. Principles of Contractual Liability (page 813)
    • 48. Debt and Formal Contracts (page 819)
    • 49. Assumpsit for Nonfeasance (page 839)
    • 50. Accountability and Quasi-Contract (page 875)
  • Bibliography (page 881)
  • Index of Names (page 923)
  • Index of Subjects (page 941)
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LHR 23.3 (Fall 2005): 707-709 http://www.jstor.org/stable/30042904
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