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Members of the Institute may be interested in the serial publication of a book by Don Herzog, who gave the Institute Annual Lecture in 2017: https://little-book-of-political-mistakes.pubpub.org/.

What does it mean to do constitutional history? And do constitutional lawyers and historians do constitutional history differently? These questions were asked by Janet McLean (Auckland) at the British Legal History Conference in St Andrews 2019 in her keynote lecture… Read More »Janet McLean on Constitutional History at the BLHC 2019

We have another BLHC plenary lecture recording for you today! Ian Williams’ (University College, London) keynote “James VI and I, Rex et Iudex: One King as Judge in Two Kingdoms” now available to watch here: https://vimeo.com/407148347

Our next keynote lecture from the British Legal History Conference is Alice Taylor’s ‘What does Scotland’s Earliest Legal Tractate Actually Say (and What Does it Mean)?’, which you can watch here. More recordings from the BLHC 2019 can be found… Read More »Alice Taylor on Regiam Majestatem

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be releasing videos of the keynote lectures delivered at the British Legal History Conference 2019, held in St Andrews. First up is Rebecca Probert’s lecture ‘What Makes a Marriage? Religion, the State, and the… Read More »Recordings from the British Legal History Conference 2019