De Laudibus Legum Angliae
In Praise of the Laws of England
Book • 1471
De Laudibus Legum Angliae is a significant work by Sir John Fortescue, written during his exile with the Lancastrian court.
It provides a comprehensive overview of English law, comparing it favorably to civil law, and discusses the political and constitutional framework of England.
The treatise was first published posthumously around 1543.
It provides a comprehensive overview of English law, comparing it favorably to civil law, and discusses the political and constitutional framework of England.
The treatise was first published posthumously around 1543.
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