Lectures on the constitution and laws of England / With a commentary on Magna Charta, and illustrations of many of the English statutes

by Francis Stoughton Sullivan

[196] Lib. Feud. 2. tit. 12.

[197] Lindenbrogius, cod. leg. antiq. p. 679.

[198] Dalrymple on feud. property, chap. 5.

[199] Craig. de feud. lib. 2. dieges. 14.

[200] Hale, hist. com. law, chap. 9.

[201] Giannone’s hist. of Naples. Selden’s tit. hon. part 2. chap. 9.

[202] Bouquet, le droit public de France, p. 30.-36.—Allodium, proprietas quæ a nullo recognoscitur. Tenere in allodium, id est, in plenam et absolutam proprietatem. Habet integrum ac directum dominium quale à principio de jure gentium fuit distributum et distinctum. Du Moulin, de l’ancienne coûtume de Paris, art. 46.

[203] Dalrymple on feud. property, ch. 3. sect. 1.

[204] Lib. 4. feud. tit. 34. Ruffhead’s statutes, v. 1. p. 122.

[205] Gibson, cod. jur. eccles. Anglican, tit. 28.