His authorship of two short law tracts and his remarks recorded in the Year-Books have preserved for Sir Ralph de Hengham a definite place in English medieval history. At different times during the reign of Edward I he served as Chief Justice of both the Court Coram Rege and the Common Bench. Mr Dunham's text, written in 1932, takes its place besides Professor Woodbind's work on the text of Bracton's De Legibus, Maitland's presentation of Bracton's Note Book and the Rolls and the Selden Society Year-Books.
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This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks,...
In Summa is only an attempt to show what is otherwise normally unresolved. This is also the attempt to show that a brain-injured poet is capable to express with such a disability, which is one of the...