Year Books Of The Reign Of King Edward The Third; Volume 19 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781279563380)

This is Volume 19 of the "Year Books of the Reign of King Edward the Third", a valuable resource for legal historians and anyone interested in the development of the English legal system. Compiled and edited by Alfred John Horwood, this volume offers a detailed record of court cases and legal proceedings during the reign of Edward III. These Year Books provide insights into medieval law, legal practices, and the administration of justice in 14th-century England. They are essential primary sources for understanding the evolution of common law and the roles of judges, lawyers, and litigants in the medieval period. Researchers will find detailed accounts of legal arguments, judicial decisions, and the social context in which these cases were decided. This edition ensures accessibility and preserves the historical value of these important legal documents.

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