Law and Power in the Middle Ages : Proceedings of the Fourth Carlsberg Academy Conference on Medieval Legal History 2007

23x15cm, 271 pages. Contents: The King's Power to Legislate in Twelfth- and Thirteenth Century Denmark ; Nobility in Court ; The Interplay between Law, Sin and Honour in Conflicts between Magnates and Kings in Thirteenth Century Norway ; Social Ordering and Doctrine of Free Choice. The Case of Abjuration sub pena nubendi ; Twelth Century Views of Power in Peter the Venerable's Contra Peetrobrusianos and in Canon Law ; Without were Fightings, Within were Fears; Pope Gregory VII, the Canons Regular of Watten and the Reform of the Church in the Diocese of Therouanne ; Outlawry and Ecclesiastical Power in Medieval Norway ; The Conflict in the Stavanger Church around 1300and the Intervention of Hakon Magnusson ; The Hauldr: Peasant or Nobleman? Power, Law, and the Administration of Justice in England 900-1200 ; In coronam regiam iniuriam: The Barons' War and the Legal Status of Rebellion,1246-1266 ; Enforcing Old Law in New Ways: Professionel Lawyers and Treason in Early Fourteenth Century England and France ; Frustra legis auxilium invocat: Reception og a Medieval Maxim in Early Modern England and America ; Anselm of Canterbury's View of God's Law in England ; etc. Inked underlinings and notes to several pages. Fair condition.…