Challenges to authority and the recognition of rights from Magna Carta to modernity
"This volume contains a collection of papers presented at the twenty-second British Legal History Conference held at the University of Reading. The conference coincided with the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta; the conference was thus concerned not only with Magna Carta itself but also with it...
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Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, NY :
Cambridge University Press
2018
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Magna Carta : the emergence of the myth / John Baker
- Benefit of clergy and the authority of Magna Carta / Margaret McGlynn
- How to get rid of a king : lawyering the revolution of 1399 / David Seipp
- Magna Carta and the fragmented authorities of the later Middle Ages / Anthony Musson
- Revolution principles and the revolution bench / Mike Mcnair
- Magna Carta clauses 4 and 5 and the problem of account / Joshua Getzler
- Some effects of war on the law in late 18th and Early 19th-century England / James Oldham
- Tax, freedom and social expectations : fiscal impact on the built environment in nineteenth-century England / Chantal Stebbings
- The Magna Carta in the German discourse about English constitutional law between the 18th and the early 20th century / Andreas Thier
- A Magna Carta for the world? : the constitutional protection of foreign subjects in the Age of Revolution / Daniel Hulsebosch
- The state of slavery : the slave, grace, and the rise of pro-slavery constitutionalism in the nineteenth-century Atlantic world / Patricia Hagler Minter
- The royal proclamation of 1763 : an indigenous Magna Carta's rough ride in British Columbia / Hamar Foster
- Law : challenges to authority and the recognition of rights : examples from British India / Raymond Cocks
- Unfortunate necessities of warfare? : Australia's national security regulations and the right to free speech during World War I / Diane Kirkby
