"The Lex Scripta of the Isle of Man" is a comprehensive compilation of the island's ancient ordinances and statute laws, spanning from the earliest records to the present date of its publication in 1819. This historical legal text provides a crucial resource for understanding the evolution of Manx law and its unique place within the legal traditions of Great Britain. It offers insights into the governance, customs, and societal norms of the Isle of Man through its documented legal framework.
Scholars, historians, and legal professionals will find this volume an invaluable primary source for researching the legal history of the Isle of Man and its relationship to broader European legal systems. Its enduring relevance lies in its detailed record of the statutes and ordinances that have shaped the island's identity and governance.
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