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Theodore F. T. Plucknett
A Concise History of the Common Law
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CONTENTS
PREFACE TO THE FIFTH EDITION
TABLE OF MEDIAEVAL CASES
TABLE OF MODERN CASES
TABLE OF LAWS AND STATUTES
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SUMMARY
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CHAPTER 2
THE CONQUEST TO HENRY II: THE BEGINNINGS OF ADMINISTRATION SUMMARY
THE CONQUEST AND “DOMESDAY BOOK”
CHURCH AND STATE
HENRY I’s REFORMS
HENRY II’s EMPIRE
CONSTITUTIONS OF CLARENDON
THE EXCHEQUER
THE PLACE OF HENRY II
CHAPTER 3
THE GREAT CHARTERS: LAW SEPARATES FROM ADMINISTRATION SUMMARY
THE POSITION OF THE CROWN
THE IDEAS OF HUBERT WALTER
JOHN AND THE POPE
THE GREAT CHARTER
CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS.
THE REGULATION OF FEUDAL INCIDENTS.
RESTRAINTS ON THE PREROGATIVE.
THE REGULATION OF THE COURTS.
THE LAW OF LAND.
TRADE AND COMMERCE.
THE BARONS’ WARS
CHAPTER 4
EDWARD I TO RICHARD II: STATUTES AND SOCIAL REVOLUTION SUMMARY
WESTMINSTER THE SECOND
THE STATUTE AND SIMILAR CASES
BILLS OF EXCEPTIONS
THE NISI PRIUS SYSTEM
EDWARD I AND FEUDALISM
EDWARD II AND THE ORDINANCES
EDWARD III: THE BLACK DEATH
RICHARD II: THE PEASANTS’ REVOLT
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CHAPTER 6
THE TUDORS: RENAISSANCE, REFORMATION AND RECEPTION SUMMARY
THE MEDIAEVAL ACHIEVEMENT
THE RENAISSANCE AND THE STATE
THE REFORMATION
THE REFORMATION AND THE LAW
THE REFORMATION AND THE CONSTITUTION
THE RECEPTION
TUDOR LEGISLATION
THE CLOSE OF THE TUDOR AGE
CHAPTER 7
THE STUARTS: STRUGGLE FOR THE SUPREMACY OF LAW SUMMARY
POLITICAL SPECULATION
THE SUPREMACY OF THE COMMON LAW
THE GROWTH OF THE CONFLICT
THE CHURCH IN POLITICS
THE COURTS DURING THE INTERREGNUM
REFORMS AT THE RESTORATION
THE STATUTE OF FRAUDS
THE
HABEAS CORPUS
ACT
THE STOP OF THE EXCHEQUER
RESTORATION OF CHURCH AND PREROGATIVE
THE BILL OF RIGHTS
THE ACT OF SETTLEMENT
REVOLUTIONS AND POLITICAL THEORY
THOMAS HOBBES
JOHN LOCKE AND THE REVOLUTION
CHAPTER 8
THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION SUMMARY
AGRICULTURE
MERCHANTS AND FINANCE
THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
LEGAL CONSEQUENCES
MONTESQUIEU
EDMUND BURKE
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SUMMARY
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CHAPTER 1
THE COMMUNAL COURTS SUMMARY
THE VILL OR TOWNSHIP
THE VILL IN AGRICULTURE
THE VILL AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
THE VILL AND CRIMINAL LAW
THE EARLY HUNDRED
THE LATER HUNDRED
THE SHERIFF’S TOURN: COURTS LEET
THE COUNTY COURT
THE SUITORS IN THE COUNTY COURT
THE SHERIFF AS JUDGE: VISCONTIAL WRITS
THE DECLINE OF THE COUNTY
CHAPTER 2
SEIGNORIAL JURISDICTION SUMMARY
THE MANOR
FRANKPLEDGE
A MANORIAL COURT AT WORK
COUNTIES, PALATINATES, HONOURS
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CHAPTER 4
THE JURY SUMMARY
1.
Early prototypes of the jury
SUPPOSED ANGLO-SAXON ORIGINS
ENGLISH AND SCANDINAVIAN JURIES
2.
The jury for royal administrative inquiry
FRANKISH JURIES
3.
The jury for the trial of property cases
NORMAN JURIES AND ASSIZES
INQUISITIONS IN ENGLAND
ASSIZES IN ENGLAND
4.
The jury for royal criminal inquiry
CRIMINAL LAW: THE GRAND JURY
5.
Ancient modes of trial
THE ORDEALS
WAGER OF LAW
TRIAL BY BATTLE
ABOLITION OF THE ORDEAL
6.
The jury as a new mode of trial
EVOLUTION OF THE PETTY JURY
AN EXAMPLE OF THE NEW CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
TRIALS ON INDICTMENT
THE INSCRUTABLE JURY
JURY TRIAL BECOMES COMPULSORY
RATIONALISATION OF JURY TRIAL
THE JURY AS REPRESENTATIVES
EARLY OPINION ABOUT THE JURY
THE EARLY HISTORY SUMMARISED
7.
Post-mediaeval problems
THE REVIEW OF VERDICTS
THE PUNISHMENT OF OBSTINATE JURORS
BUSHEL’S CASE
NEW TRIALS
CONSTITUTIONAL POSITION OF THE JURY
CHAPTER 5
THE ORIGINS OF THE CENTRAL COURTS SUMMARY
THE ROYAL HOUSEHOLD
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
THE RESULT OF THE CONQUEST
THE MEANING OF THE WORD “COURT”
THE ANGLO-NORMAN
CURIA REGIS
THE TRAVELLING COURT: JUSTICES IN EYRE
THE LINES OF SEPARATION
THE OLDEST OFF-SHOOT: THE EXCHEQUER
THE NEXT OFF-SHOOT: THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
THE COURT OF KING’S BENCH
THE CONNECTION BETWEEN KING’S BENCH AND THE COUNCIL
COUNCIL AND PARLIAMENT
THE ADDITION OF THE COMMONS
THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM UNDER EDWARD I
FACTORS IN THE GROWTH OF THE COMMON LAW
CHAPTER 6
THE ELABORATION OF THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM: 1307-1509 SUMMARY
THE POSITION OF THE COURTS
THE ISOLATION OF THE JUDGES
COMPETITION BETWEEN COURTS
THE EXCHEQUER OF PLEAS
THE EXCHEQUER CHAMBER, 1357
THE EXCHEQUER CHAMBER FOR DEBATE
KING’S BENCH AND TRESPASS
THE COMMON LAW SIDE OF CHANCERY
THE NEED FOR DE-CENTRALISATION
THE
NISI PRIUS
SYSTEM
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
THE FATE OF THE LOCAL COURTS
CHAPTER 7
THE TUDORS AND THE COMMON LAW COURTS SUMMARY
THE COURT OF EXCHEQUER
THE EXCHEQUER CHAMBER, 1585
THE KING’S BENCH
PREROGATIVE WRITS
THE TUDORS AND LOCAL COURTS
THE TUDOR FINANCIAL COURTS
CHAPTER 8
THE RISE OF THE PREROGATIVE COURTS SUMMARY
THE NEED FOR NEWER INSTITUTIONS
THE COUNCIL AND PETITIONS
THE ORIGIN OF CHANCERY JURISDICTION
THE ORIGIN OF THE STAR CHAMBER
STAR CHAMBER AND STATUTE LAW
THE COURT OF REQUESTS
COURTS OF THE MARCHES
ROYAL CHURCH COURTS
EQUITY SIDE OF THE EXCHEQUER
EQUITY IN SEIGNORIAL COURTS
RELATIONS OF THE OLD COURTS TO THE NEW
COMMON LAW AND EQUITY IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY
EQUITY UNDER THE TUDORS
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