The Brehon Laws

The Brehon Laws

Laurence Ginnell

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Husain Press
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2010
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Historia social y cultural
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9781445507989
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An exploration of the early Irish laws that defined everyday life in Medieval Ireland, as well as analysis of their history, influences, and development prior to the supplantation of English common law.First published in 1894, The Brehon Laws is Laurence Ginnell’s handbook for the history of the Irish legal system. Opening with the history of Saxon law and detailing the first written legal recordings, Ginnell enthusiastically informs the reader about the survival of Brehon law from the seventh century through to the seventeenth century when English common law took favour. The chapters featured in this volume include:- Ancient Law- Existing Remains Of Irish Law- The Senchus Mōr- Legislative Assemblies- Classification of Society- The Law of Distraining- Criminal Law- Native, Not RomanProviding insight into Gaelic society and the evolution of law and culture, this guidebook is the ideal read for those with an interest in the history of the legal system. This edition features a specially-commissioned biography of the author.

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