William Francis Finlason Libros

This classic legal history book presents a detailed and engaging account of the development of English law from Roman times to the Elizabethan era. The authors also explore the influence of English law on the development of American law.

A Treatise on Martial Law as Allowed by the Law of England in Time of Rebellion is a classic work on the use of military law in times of crisis. Finlason's meticulous analysis of the legal principles and historical precedents of martial law provides a valuable foundation for understanding this complex and controversial topic. This book is an essential resource for historians, lawyers, and anyone interested in the intersection of law and politics.

This book details the case of Edward John Eyre, who was prosecuted for alleged high crimes and misdemeanors during his time as Governor of Jamaica. The book includes evidence taken from the trial and provides a fascinating insight into the colonial legal system.

This detailed history of land tenures in England and Ireland provides a comprehensive examination of property law over the centuries. An essential read for legal professionals and anyone interested in the history of property rights.