The Worcestershire Eyre of 1275
Jens Röhrkasten. New series, 22, 2008.
The operation of the king’s principal law court held at Worcester is traced in this volume. The records for the court held in 1275 are virtually complete, and they tell us in detail about the crimes, criminals and victims of 13th century England, as well as about the legal procedures of the time. This volume is proof that violent crime and sudden death were a commonplace of everyday life in the middle ages. The edition includes comprehensive indexes of names and places.
Join the Society – One of the county’s oldest institutions.
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The Worcestershire Eyre of 1275
Jens Röhrkasten. New series, 22, 2008.
The operation of the king’s principal law court held at Worcester is traced in this volume. The records for the court held in 1275 are virtually complete, and they tell us in detail about the crimes, criminals and victims of 13th century England, as well as about the legal procedures of the time. This volume is proof that violent crime and sudden death were a commonplace of everyday life in the middle ages. The edition includes comprehensive indexes of names and places.
Join the Society – One of the county’s oldest institutions.
£10.00
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