The English Medieval Common Law (to c. 1307) as a System of National Institutions and Legal Rules : Creation and Functioning

In Paul Dresch & Hannah Skoda (eds.), Legalism: anthropology and history. Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press (2012)
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