Jus feudale [manuscript] : an abridgment in English, ca. 1650.
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Title
Jus feudale [manuscript] : an abridgment in English, ca. 1650.
Uniform title
Jus feudale tribus libris comprehensum. English
Description
[10], 428 p.
Associated name
Note
According to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Jus feudale was written by Craig in the late 1590s and evidently circulated widely in manuscript, but was not printed until 1655 in Edinburgh, in an edition by Lord Crimond (Wing C6801).
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Historical background
Sir Thomas Craig was a lawyer and jurist in Scotland.
Provenance
Duncan Campbell (eldest son of Sir Archibald Campbell of Clunies) -- Robert Grant -- Alexander Stuart of Inchbreck.
Formerly Folger MS Add 301.
Formerly Folger MS Add 301.
Genre/form
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- Scotland.
Call number
V.a.375
Folger accession
MS Add 301