A century of law reform
Subtitle: twelve lectures on the changes in the law of England during the nineteenth century, delivered at the request of the Council of Legal Education in the Old Hall, Lincoln's Inn, during Michaelmas term 1900 and Hilary term 1901.
Contributors: Council of Legal Education
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1901
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 431
Subjects: England -- Law -- History
Table of contents: title: I. Introductory. Changes in the common law and in the law of persons, in the legal profession, and in legal education, by W. Blake Odgers.-  II. Changes in criminal law and procedure since 1800, by Sir Harry B. Poland.-  III. International law, private and public, by John Pawley Bate.-  IV. Changes in the constitution, etc., by A.T. Carter.-  V. Changes in domestic legislation, by W. Blake Odgers.-  VI. Changes in equity, procedure, and principles, by Augustine Birrell.-  VII. Changes in procedure and in the law of evidence.-  VIII. Changes in the law of England affecting labour, by Alfred Henry Ruegg.-  IX. Changes in the law of real property, by Arthur Underhill.-  X. Changes in the law of real property (continued), by Arthur Underhill.-  XI. Changes in the law affecting the rights, status, and liabilities of married women, by Montague Lush.-  XII. The history of joint stock and limited liability companies, by T.B. Napier.  Index.