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Preface | |
Preface to the first edition | |
Part I. The Ancient Constitution and the Feudal Law: 1. Introductory: the French prelude to modern historiography | |
2. The common-law mind: custom and the immemorial | |
3. The common-law mind: the absence of a basis of comparison | |
4. The discovery of feudalism: French and Scottish historians | |
5. The discovery of feudalism: Sir Henry Spelman | |
6. Interregnum: the Oceana of James Harrington | |
7. Interregnum: the first royalist reaction and the response of Sir Matthew Hale | |
8. The Brady controversy | |
9. Conclusion: 1688 in the history of historiography | |
Part II. The Ancient Constitution Revisited: A Retrospect from 1986: 10. Historiography and common law | |
11. Civil War and interregnum | |
12. Restoration, revolution and oligarchy | |
Index. |
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