Bibliotheca Legum Or A New And Compleat List Of All The Common And Statute Law Books Of This Realm, From Their First Publication To The Year 1740 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781178960884)

"Bibliotheca Legum Or A New And Compleat List Of All The Common And Statute Law Books Of This Realm, From Their First Publication To The Year 1740" is a comprehensive legal bibliography compiled by John Worrall. This meticulously researched volume serves as an invaluable guide to the legal literature available during the specified period. It provides a detailed listing of common and statute law books, offering legal scholars, historians, and researchers a critical resource for understanding the evolution of English law.

Worrall's work is essential for anyone studying the legal landscape of the 18th century. The "Bibliotheca Legum" offers insights into the foundational texts and legal doctrines that shaped the era, making it a key reference for historical legal research.

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