DAVIES, Sir John. Le primer report des cases & matters en Ley resolves & adjudges en les courts del roy en Ireland - Dublin: Printed by John Frankton, 1615. Folio. pp. [xxiv], 97. A very good copy in modern calf. STC 636. Sweeney 1327 The significant difference though is that the eloquent commentary on the common law prefaced to this, the first book of Irish case law, is to be found only in the folio editions. Sadly though the Common Law offered no protection to �the mere Irish�, as one had to belong to one of the �quinque sanguines�, i.e. the O�Neills, O�Connors, O�Briens, O�Meloghlins or MacMurroughs to be able to bring a miscreant to justice. The cited cases seem to have heard between 1604 and 1612 and Hans S. Pawlisch writing in 'The Historical Journal' in 1980 notes that Davies had �worked to consolidate and perpetuate the military conquest by a series of judicial decisions which transformed the legal and administrative structure of the Island.� DAVIES, Sir John. Le primer report des cases & matters en Ley resolves & adjudges en les courts del roy en Ireland - Dublin: Printed by John Frankton, 1615. Folio. pp. [xxiv], 97. A very good copy in modern calf. STC 636. Sweeney 1327 The significant difference though is that the eloquent commentary on the common law prefaced to this, the first book of Irish case law, is to be found only in the folio editions. Sadly though the Common Law offered no protection to �the mere Irish�, as one had to belong to one of the �quinque sanguines�, i.e. the O�Neills, O�Connors, O�Briens, O�Meloghlins or MacMurroughs to be able to bring a miscreant to justice. The cited cases seem to have heard between 1604 and 1612 and Hans S. Pawlisch writing in 'The Historical Journal' in 1980 notes that Davies had �worked to consolidate and perpetuate the military conquest by a series of judicial decisions which transformed the legal and administrative structure of the Island.�
DAVIES, Sir John. Le primer report des cases & matters en Ley resolves & adjudges en les courts del roy en Ireland - Dublin: Printed by John Frankton, 1615. Folio. pp. [xxiv], 97. A very good copy in modern calf. STC 636. Sweeney 1327 The significant difference though is that the eloquent commentary on the common law prefaced to this, the first book of Irish case law, is to be found only in the folio editions. Sadly though the Common Law offered no protection to �the mere Irish�, as one had to belong to one of the �quinque sanguines�, i.e. the O�Neills, O�Connors, O�Briens, O�Meloghlins or MacMurroughs to be able to bring a miscreant to justice. The cited cases seem to have heard between 1604 and 1612 and Hans S. Pawlisch writing in 'The Historical Journal' in 1980 notes that Davies had �worked to consolidate and perpetuate the military conquest by a series of judicial decisions which transformed the legal and administrative structure of the Island.� DAVIES, Sir John. Le primer report des cases & matters en Ley resolves & adjudges en les courts del roy en Ireland - Dublin: Printed by John Frankton, 1615. Folio. pp. [xxiv], 97. A very good copy in modern calf. STC 636. Sweeney 1327 The significant difference though is that the eloquent commentary on the common law prefaced to this, the first book of Irish case law, is to be found only in the folio editions. Sadly though the Common Law offered no protection to �the mere Irish�, as one had to belong to one of the �quinque sanguines�, i.e. the O�Neills, O�Connors, O�Briens, O�Meloghlins or MacMurroughs to be able to bring a miscreant to justice. The cited cases seem to have heard between 1604 and 1612 and Hans S. Pawlisch writing in 'The Historical Journal' in 1980 notes that Davies had �worked to consolidate and perpetuate the military conquest by a series of judicial decisions which transformed the legal and administrative structure of the Island.�
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