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Bob Meyers interviews Roger Stritmatter about his new edited anthology, Shakespeare and the Law: How the Bard’s Legal Knowledge Affects the Authorship Question.
An introduction to land law in the form of a situation comedy. It outlines the procedures in, and legal implications of, buying a house, illustrating the conveyancing process as the practical application of...
NoS synopsis: Procession of judges in wigs and gowns. With reopening of Law Courts, another "trying" time confronts Britain’s "Hard-Labour Party"
The Lord Chancellor heads annual procession by judges before re-opening of the Law Courts.
Twenty four lectures in which Susan Sage Heinzelman of the University of Teaxas at Austin talks about literature and the law. Three of the lectures are on justice in The Winter’s Tale, Measure for Measure...
His Majesty’s Judges leave Westminster Abbey in dignified procession on the occasion of the opening of the Law Courts after the Long Vacation.
Rounded up by police! Bobbies act as "nursemaids" when they take poor youngsters for a grand outing. 1. In the arms of the law.
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week Cynthia Greenwood, author of How Measure for Measure’s Bawdy Court Ethos Puts the Canon...
A big step in solving the traffic problem! Skyscraper cop stands at top of profession with high rank. 1. Just another version of the "long arm of the law"
[1ST SUBTITLE]: "These men are digging and fighting for the freedom of the world." British troops digging a trench on the Western Front. [2ND SUBTITLE]: "And Mr Bonar Law presents record figures to carry...
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