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HENRY ADAMS. "Land Law." By H. C. LODGE. "Family Law." By
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FORTESCXJE, SIR JOHN. Governance of England. Edited by CHARLES
PLUMMER. Oxford, 1885.
FREEMAN, E. A. History of the Norman Conquest. 6 vols. Oxford, 1867-
1879. 2n(l edition of vols. i.-iv., 1870-1876. 3rd edition of vols. i, ii.,
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The most detailed work upon the subject. With a long introduction upon
the Anglo-Saxon period, it covers to the end of Stephen's reign and concludes with
a supplementary sketch to 1272. Freeman's generalisations must be accepted with
great caution. Many of them have been corrected through the work of Round
and other recent writers.
FUSTEL DE COTJLANGES, N. D. The Origin of Property in Land. (Trans-
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impression, 1904.
The author contends that primitive ownership of land was individualistic
and aristocratic. There is a valuable Introduction by W. J. Ashley.
GARDINER, S. R. A School Atlas of English History. London, 1891.
Reprinted, 1902.
Though supplemented in some respects by more recent atlases and by maps
published in various general historical works, this remains the most useful atlas of
English history for students.
GEE, H., and HARDY, W. J. Documents Illustrative of English Church
History. London, 1896.
The documents selected cover from the earliest times to the end of the lyth
century and are translated and edited in a scholarly manner.
GNEIST, R. Englische Verfassungsgeschichte. Berlin, 1882. Translated
by P. A ASHWORTH: The History of the English Constitution. 2 vols.,
London, 1886. 2nd edition, 1889. A one-volume edition, 1891.
The best of the constitutional histories of England by foreigners and one of
the standard general works upon the subject.
GRAS, N. S. B. The Early English Customs System. Cambridge, Mass.,
1918.
GRAY, H. L. English Field Systems. Cambridge, Mass., 1915.
------ "The Commutation of Villein Services in England before the
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GREEN, J. R. History of the English People. 4 vols. London, 1877-
1880. Reprinted, 8 vols., 1895-1896, and 1905-1908.
"An important general history of England, devoting much attention to the
social condition of the people."—Gross.