Admiralty Forms and Precedents: With Notes of the Practice Relating Thereto; and an Appendix
- 210pagine
- 8 ore di lettura
Edward Stanley Roscoe fu un avvocato e storico il cui lavoro approfondì i regni del diritto e dell'indagine storica. I suoi scritti esplorarono principi legali, in particolare nel diritto marittimo, illuminando al contempo il tessuto culturale e sociale della vita inglese, con un focus distintivo sul XVIII secolo. Roscoe offrì ai lettori uno sguardo acuto sul passato inglese, esaminando gli ambienti e le consuetudini che plasmarono l'epoca.






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