The collected papers of Frederic William Maitland

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Vol. 3. The tribal system in Wales -- The murder of Henry Clement -- Two chartularies of the Priory of St. Peter at Bath -- The history of marriage, Jewish and Christian -- The origin of the borough -- A song on the death of Simon de Montfort -- Wyclif on English and Roman law -- "Execrabilis" in the common pleas -- Canon law -- Records of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn -- Magistri Vacarii Summa de Matrimonio -- Landholding in mediaeval times -- An unpublished "Revocatio" of Henry II -- Canon MacColl's new convocation -- Canon law in England -- Elizabethan gleanings -- The corporation sole -- The crown as corporation -- The inuncorporate body -- The body politic -- Moral personality and legal personality -- Trust and corporation -- The teaching of history -- Law at the universities -- A survey of the century -- Lincolnshire court roles and Yorkshire inquisitions -- The laws of the Anglo-Saxons -- The making of the German civil code -- State trials of the reign of Edward I -- William Stubbs, Bishop of Oxford -- Lord Acton -- Sir Leslie Stephen -- Henry Sidgwick -- Mary Bateson.;Vol. 2. The materials for English legal history -- Possession for year and day -- The introduction of English law into Ireland -- The surnames of English villages -- Northumbrian tenures -- The history of the Register of Original Writs -- Remainders after conditional fees -- The "Praerogativa Regis" -- A conveyancer in the thirteenth century -- A new point on villein tenure -- Frankalmoign in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries -- Review of "The Gild Merchant" -- Henry II and the criminous clerks -- Tenures in Rousillon and Namur -- Glanvill revised -- The peace of God and the land-peace -- History from the Charter Roll -- The survival of archaic communities -- The history of a Cambridgeshire manor -- The origin of uses -- Outlines of English legal history, 560-1600.;Vol. 1. A historical sketch of liberty and equality -- The law of real property -- The laws of Wales : the kindred and the blood feud -- The criminal liability of the hundred -- Mr. Herbert Spencer's theory of society -- The early history of malice aforethought -- The seisin of chattels -- The mystery of seisin -- The deacon and the Jewess, or Apostasy at common law -- The beatitude of seisin -- The suitors of the country court -- The shallows and silences of real life -- Why the history of English law is not written. Vol. 1. A historical sketch of liberty and equality -- The law of real property -- The laws of Wales : the kindred and the blood feud -- The criminal liability of the hundred -- Mr. Herbert Spencer's theory of society -- The early history of malice aforethought -- The seisin of chattels -- The mystery of seisin -- The deacon and the Jewess, or Apostasy at common law -- The beatitude of seisin -- The suitors of the country court -- The shallows and silences of real life -- Why the history of English law is not written. Vol. 2. The materials for English legal history -- Possession for year and day -- The introduction of English law into Ireland -- The surnames of English villages -- Northumbrian tenures -- The history of the Register of Original Writs -- Remainders after conditional fees -- The "Praerogativa Regis" -- A conveyancer in the thirteenth century -- A new point on villein tenure -- Frankalmoign in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries -- Review of "The Gild Merchant" -- Henry II and the criminous clerks -- Tenures in Rousillon and Namur -- Glanvill revised -- The peace of God and the land-peace -- History from the Charter Roll -- The survival of archaic communities -- The history of a Cambridgeshire manor -- The origin of uses -- Outlines of English legal history, 560-1600. Vol. 3. The tribal system in Wales -- The murder of Henry Clement -- Two chartularies of the Priory of St. Peter at Bath -- The history of marriage, Jewish and Christian -- The origin of the borough -- A song on the death of Simon de Montfort -- Wyclif on English and Roman law -- "Execrabilis" in the common pleas -- Canon law -- Records of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn -- Magistri Vacarii Summa de Matrimonio -- Landholding in mediaeval times -- An unpublished "Revocatio" of Henry II -- Canon MacColl's new convocation -- Canon law in England -- Elizabethan gleanings -- The corporation sole -- The crown as corporation -- The inuncorporate body -- The body politic -- Moral personality and legal personality -- Trust and corporation -- The teaching of history -- Law at the universities -- A survey of the century -- Lincolnshire court roles and Yorkshire inquisitions -- The laws of the Anglo-Saxons -- The making of the German civil code -- State trials of the reign of Edward I -- William Stubbs, Bishop of Oxford -- Lord Acton -- Sir Leslie Stephen -- Henry Sidgwick -- Mary Bateson.