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Our Legal Heritage - King AEthelbert, 596 to King George III, 1775
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by S. A. Reilly 19 Oct, 2018
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This book on English legal history is a primer; one may read it without prior knowledge of history or law. It looks at history through the laws, which do not lend themselves to interpretation, as does conventional history. Included are law codes of K ... Read more
This book on English legal history is a primer; one may read it without prior knowledge of history or law. It looks at history through the laws, which do not lend themselves to interpretation, as does conventional history. Included are law codes of Kings AEthelbert, Alfred, Cnut, and Henry I; the Magna Carta; and the statutes of England relevant to English life, but excluding such topics as Scottish affairs and wars with Ireland. Ending in 1776, it is the legal heritage that the United States received from England. Less
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  • English
  • 1469937891
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S. A. Reilly
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S.A.Reilly was born on November 30, 1943, has practiced law in Chicago, Illinois since 1978, and has worked in labor relations in the federal government and was a labor arbitrator in private practice....
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