Tort, Crime, and Police in Mediaeval Britain - A Review of Some Early Law and Custom V. 1917

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1917 Tort, Crime, and Police in Mediaeval Britain - A Review of Some Early Law and Custom 1917

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POLICE
IN MEDIIEVAL BRITAIN
A 'Review of some Early Law and Custom
BY
J. W. JEUDWINE, LL.B. CAMB.
Of'Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law
A ut wr of The First Tq'el et Centuries of British Story,
The Mfanufacture of Historical Material,
and other voorks
Not unto me the shame
Iut to the sharnefull doer it afford.
Blood is no blemish; for it is no blame
To punish those that do deserve the same.
But they that break bands ofcivilitie
And wicked customs make, these do defame
B',oth noble armes and gentle curtesie;
No greater shame to man than inhumanitie.
Tie Fo4-ie Queene.
LONDON
WILLIAMS AND NORGATE
14 HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN, W.C. 2
1917