Roman, canon and common law in twelfth-century England: the council of Northampton (1164) re-examined.

Against the background of the long-running debate about the extent to which the creation of English common law was influenced by principles of jurisprudence and forms of action derived from the Roman law of Justinian and the ecclesiastical canon law which was developing in the wake of Gratian's Decr...

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Publicado en:Historical Research Vol. 83; no. 221; pp. 379 - 409
Autor principal: Duggan, Anne J.
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Publicado: Oxford University Press / USA Aug2010
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