Bracton's Note Book

Bracton's Note Book is a collection of legal cases from the reign of King Henry III, compiled by the judge and legal scholar Henry de Bracton. It offers a fascinating window into the legal system of medieval England, and provides a wealth of insights into the legal disputes of the time. Whether you're a legal scholar or simply interested in history, this book is an important and engaging read.
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