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  • Frederic Maitland, detail of an oil painting by Beatrice Lock, 1906; in the National Portrait Gallery, London
    Frederic William Maitland

    
Among Maitland’s other writings are Bracton’s Note-Book (1887), an edition of the collected cases of the noted 13th-century English jurist Henry de Bracton; Roman Canon Law in the Church of England (1898); and English Law and the Renaissance (1901). He also edited several volumes published by the Selden Society for


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Among Maitland’s other writings are Bracton’s Note-Book (1887), an edition of the collected cases of the noted 13th-century English jurist Henry de Bracton; Roman Canon Law in the Church of England (1898); and English Law and the Renaissance (1901). He also edited several volumes published by the Selden Society for


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