The Collected Papers of Frederic William Maitland, vol. 2
Vol. 2 of a three volume collection of the shorter works of the great English legal historian, including many essays on aspects of medieval law.
The Collected Papers of Frederic William Maitland, ed. H.A.L. Fisher (Cambridge University Press, 1911). 3 Vols. Vol. 2.
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- Author: Frederic William Maitland
- Editor: Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher
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- The Collected Papers of Frederic William Maitland, 3 vols. (Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher)
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Table of Contents
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- THE MATERIALS FOR ENGLISH LEGAL HISTORY1
- I.: England before the Norman Conquest.
- II.: Norman Law.
- III.: From the Norman Conquest (1066) to Glanvill (circa 1188) and the Beginning of Legal Memory (1189).
- IV.: From the Coronation of Richard I to the Death of Edward I.
- V.: From Edward III to Henry VIII.
- POSSESSION FOR YEAR AND DAY1
- I.: Instances relating to rights of ownership or possession in which there has been no exercise of royal or judicial power
- II.: Instances in which there has been an exercise of royal or judicial power or in which the king's rights are involved
- III.: Miscellaneous
- Leges Quatuor Burgorum.
- THE INTRODUCTION OF ENGLISH LAW INTO IRELAND1
- THE SURNAMES OF ENGLISH VILLAGES1
- NORTHUMBRIAN TENURES1
- THE HISTORY OF THE REGISTER OF ORIGINAL WRITS1
- I.
- II.
- III.
- REMAINDERS AFTER CONDITIONAL FEES1
- THE “PRAEROGATIVA REGIS1”
- A CONVEYANCER IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY1
- A NEW POINT ON VILLEIN TENURE1
- FRANKALMOIGN IN THE TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH CENTURIES1
- REVIEW OF “THE GILD MERCHANT1”
- HENRY II AND THE CRIMINOUS CLERKS1
- TENURES IN ROUSSILLON AND NAMUR1
- GLANVILL REVISED1
- THE PEACE OF GOD AND THE LAND-PEACE1
- HISTORY FROM THE CHARTER ROLL1
- TALTARUM'S CASE1
- THE SURVIVAL OF ARCHAIC COMMUNITIES1
- I.: The Malmesbury Case.
- II.: The Aston Case.
- NOTES.
- 1.: Township-moot and Vestry.
- 2.: The Warden of the Fleet.
- THE HISTORY OF A CAMBRIDGESHIRE MANOR1
- THE ORIGIN OF USES1
- OUTLINES OF ENGLISH LEGAL HISTORY, 560—16001
- Old English Law.
- English aw under Norman and Angevin.
- The Growth of Jurisprudence. 1154–1273.
- Legal Reform under Edward I.
- English Law, 1307–1600.
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