Selected Writings of Sir Edward Coke, vol. I
Vol. 1 of a 3 vol. set of The Selected Writings. This volume contains a long introduction by the editor and 13 parts of the Reports.
The Selected Writings and Speeches of Sir Edward Coke, ed. Steve Sheppard (Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 2003). Vol. 1.
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- Editor: Steve Shepherd
- Author: Sir Edward Coke
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Table of Contents
- Summary of Contents
- Annotated Contents
- Acknowledgments and Dedicatory
- A Note on the Texts, Editions, and Translations
- Introduction
- Coke’s Life and Ideas
- Coke’s Writings
- Coke’s Influence
- Chronology of Events
- Editions of Coke’s Works
- I.: The Parts of the Reports
- A.: First Part of the Reports
- B.: Second Part of the Reports
- C.: The Third Part of the Reports
- D.: The Fourth of the Reports
- E.: The Fifth Part of the Reports
- F.: The Sixth Part of the Reports
- G.: The Seventh Part of the Reports
- H.: The Eighth Part of the Reports
- I.: The Ninth Part of the Reports
- J.: The Tenth Part of the Reports
- K.: The Eleventh Part of the Reports
- L.: The Twelfth Part of the Reports
- II.: The Reports
- III.: Summaries and Tables of the Reports
- IV.: Declarations and Pleadings (from the Reports)
- V.: The Institutes of the Laws of England
- A.: The First Institute of the Laws of England, or a Commentary upon Littleton
- A.1.: Tables and Summaries of the First Institute
- A.2.: Abridgments of the First Institute
- B.: The Second Institute of the Laws of England
- C.: The Third Institute of the Laws of England
- D.: The Fourth Institute of the Laws of England
- VI.: Speech and Charge at Norwich
- VII.: Book of Entries
- VIII.: Little Treatise of Baile and Maineprize
- IX.: The Complete Copyholder
- X.: Three Law Tracts
- XI.: Later Reprints and Excerpts
- Mottoes and Crests of Sir Edward Coke
- I: Reports
- Part One of the Reports
- The Preface to the Reader.
- Shelley’s Case.
- Part Two of the Reports
- Epigrams from the Title Page:
- (Preface) To the learned Reader.
- Manser’s Case.
- The Case of Bankrupts.
- |Edition: Sheppard2003; Page: [46 a] The Archbishop of Canterbury’s Case.*
- Part Three of the Reports
- Epigrams from the title page:
- (Preface) To the Reader.
- Heydon’s Case.
- Fermor’s Case.
- Part Four of the Reports
- Epigrams from the title page:
- (Preface) To the Reader.
- The Lord Cromwell’s Case.*
- Cutler v. Dixon.
- Vaux’s Case.
- Slade’s Case.
- Part Five of the Reports
- Epigram from the title page:
- (Preface) To the Reader.
- Foster’s Case.
- Cases of By-Laws and Ordinances The Chamberlain of London’s Case.
- Clark’s Case.
- The Case of Market-Overt.
- Semayne’s Case.
- Rooke’s Case.
- Pinnel’s Case.
- |Edition: Sheppard2003; Page: [125 a] The Case de Libellis Famosis.
- Part Six of the Reports
- Epigrams from the title page:
- (Preface) To The Reader.
- Jentleman’s Case.
- Part Seven of the Reports
- Epigrams from the Title Page:
- (Preface) Deo, Patriae, Tibi.2
- Calvin’s Case, or the Case of the Postnati.1
- The Case of Swans.
- Penal Statutes.
- Part Eight of the Reports
- Epigrams from the Title Page:
- (Preface) Deo, Patriae, Tibi.3
- Vynior’s Case.*
- Dr. Bonham’s Case.
- The Case of Thetford School, c.
- Part Nine of the Reports
- Epigrams from the Title Page:
- (Preface) Deo, Patriae, Tibi.3
- William Aldred’s Case.
- John Lamb’s Case.
- MacKalley’s Case. (In the killing of the Sergeant of London.)
- Part Ten of the Reports
- Epigrams from the Title Page:
- (Preface) Deo, Patriae, Tibi.5
- The Case of Sutton’s Hospital.
- The Case of the Isle of Ely.
- Part Eleven of the Reports
- Epigrams from the Title Page:
- (Preface) Deo, Patriae, Tibi.4
- The Lord de la Warre’s Case.
- The Case of the Tailors of Habits c. of Ipswich.
- The Case of Monopolies.
- James Bagg’s Case.
- Part Twelve of the Reports
- Ford and Sheldon’s Case.
- Case of Non Obstante, or Dispensing Power.
- Q. If High Commissioners Have Power to Imprison.
- Floyd and Barker.
- Of Oaths Before an Ecclesiasticall Judge Ex Officio.
- Of Pardons.
- Customs, Subsidies, and Impositions.
- Buggery.1
- Premunire.
- Nicholas Fuller’s Case.
- Sir Anthony Roper’s Case.
- Sir Anthony Roper’s Case.
- The Case of Heresy.
- Langdale’s Case.
- Mouse’s Case.
- Prohibitions del Roy.
- The Lord Aburgaveney’s Case.
- Of Convocations.
- Proclamations.
- Thomlinson’s Case.
- Walter Chute’s Case.
- Sir Stephen Procter’s [Proctor’s] Case.
- Exaction of Benevolence.
- Part Thirteen of the Reports
- (Preface) To The Reader.
- Prohibitions.
- The Case de Modo Decimandi,1 and of Prohibitions, debated before the Kings Majesty.
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