Alpheus Thomas Mason Livres

A fvery useful introduction to England from the year 871, the beginning of Alfred's reign, to 1074, when England's last Anglo-Saxon king gave up his claim to Alfred's throne. Part one contains brief descriptions of political institutions, social and religious life, language and literature. Part two is a reign by reign account of England's kings highlighting important events. Appendices give detaild of the holders of major offices and summary accounts of the unification of England, the Danish conquest of 1009-1016 and the Norman conquest of 1066-1071.

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This collection features in-depth background essays alongside meticulously selected excerpts from Supreme Court cases, providing readers with a thorough understanding of key legal issues and the judicial process. It serves as a valuable resource for those looking to explore the intricacies of Supreme Court decisions and their implications on American law and society.