Roman Canon Law in the Church of England [1898]

Exploring the impact of Roman canon law, this collection of essays delves into its significance within the Church of England and English Ecclesiastical Courts. Key topics include influential figures like William Lyndwood and the implications of legal decrees from historical contexts. The work highlights Maitland's role as a pioneer in English legal history, emphasizing his educational background and contributions to legal scholarship. His innovative methodologies shaped the study of medieval history, making this volume a vital resource for understanding the intersection of law and religion in England.