Conscience, Equity and the Court of Chancery in Early Modern England
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Conscience, Equity and the Court of Chancery in Early Modern England
Klinck, Dennis R.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
328
Mole
9781032921983
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Contents: Preface; Introduction; Conscience and the medieval chancery; The early 16th century and Christopher St. German; The later 16th century; Protestant conscience 1: the early 17th century; The conscience of early-17th century equity; Protestant conscience 2: the later 17th century; Later-17th century equity and Lord Nottingham; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.
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Bartolus De Saxoferrato;Juristic Principle;John Paston;Sir John Paston;Chancery Equity;Protestant Casuists;private;Secret Trust;Prior Equitable Interest;Fifteenth Century Chancery;Private Conscience;Medieval Chancery;Juristic Conscience;Sir John Fastolf;Reginald Pecock;Juridical Conscience;Heneage Finch;Catholic Casuistry;Chancery Jurisdiction;Protestant Conscience;Early Chancery;King's Conscience;Common Law Courts;Time Conscience;Compos Mentis;Corrupt Conscience
Contents: Preface; Introduction; Conscience and the medieval chancery; The early 16th century and Christopher St. German; The later 16th century; Protestant conscience 1: the early 17th century; The conscience of early-17th century equity; Protestant conscience 2: the later 17th century; Later-17th century equity and Lord Nottingham; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.
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Bartolus De Saxoferrato;Juristic Principle;John Paston;Sir John Paston;Chancery Equity;Protestant Casuists;private;Secret Trust;Prior Equitable Interest;Fifteenth Century Chancery;Private Conscience;Medieval Chancery;Juristic Conscience;Sir John Fastolf;Reginald Pecock;Juridical Conscience;Heneage Finch;Catholic Casuistry;Chancery Jurisdiction;Protestant Conscience;Early Chancery;King's Conscience;Common Law Courts;Time Conscience;Compos Mentis;Corrupt Conscience
