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On Using the English Reports as a Source for Ecclesiastical Law: A Cautionary Tale
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 31 July 2008
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‘One swallow docs not a summer make’ – so goes the old adage – and the object of this note is not to assert that reported cases are unreliable evidence. Its aim is to suggest that research must still extend beyond the printed evidence even for that period in history when collections of reported cases start to become freely available.
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