Widows, Native Law and the Long Shadow of England in Thirteenth-Century Wales*

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Will be of wider interest to historians of medieval law (including Scots law: see discussion of custom, F/N, citing Sellar & Houston) + succession law: https://t.co/V1hKNSl1Rq

14 Jan 2019

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RT @enghistrev: New article on Advance Access (£): Emma Cavell @SwanseaHistory on 'Widows, Native Law and the Long Shadow of England in Thi…

14 Dec 2018

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New article on Advance Access (£): Emma Cavell @SwanseaHistory on 'Widows, Native Law and the Long Shadow of England in Thirteenth-Century Wales' https://t.co/u2Q9vfh75w

12 Dec 2018

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RT @WomenHistLaw: Emma Cavell's new EHR article on widows and the law in thirteenth-century Wales in is available online now! https://t.co/…

08 Dec 2018

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