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Expectations of the Law in the Middle Ages (Hardcover, Revised Ed.)
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Expectations of the Law in the Middle Ages (Hardcover, Revised Ed.)
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The first systematic examination of the expectations people had of
the law in the middle ages. This book represents the first
systematic examination of the expectations people had of the law in
the Middle Ages. Up until now historians have used medieval legal
records to demonstrate the operation of legal rules, the
functioning of legal institutions and the development of the legal
profession, but they have rarely considered the attitudes that
arose as a result of the processes of law. The papers in this
volume investigate the way expectations of the law were generated,
captured, revealed or replayed for posterity in medieval Europe in
jurisprudential reasoning, the activity of charter writing, the
framing of definitions of "liberty", the concern for historical
justifications, and the phraseology of various forms of legislation
and chancery bills. Attitudes and perceptions are also considered
with regard to the active role played by rulers of European states
in law-giving and in the organisation of legal institutions.
Contextualising some of the developments in medieval law, this
volume not only enables generalisations to be made about
expectations of the law, but also highlights the existence of
national and supra-national similarities as well as differences
arising in medieval Europe. Contributors: RICHARD W. KAEUPER, D.
HEIRBAUT, M. KORPIOLA, JUDITH EVERARD, CYNTHIA J. NEVILLE, JULIA C.
CRICK, H. SUMMERSON, G. SEABOURNE, G. DODD, T. HASKETT, ANTHONY
MUSSON, C. STEBBINGS, P. TUCKER
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