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/Home/Historical Studies/Law/Legal History/General Resources Laws of the Cherokee Nation Votes:0 Selections from LAWS OF THE CHEROKEE NATION Source: LAWS OF THE CHEROKEE NATION , from a facsimile of the 1852 edition, produced by Legal Classics Library, a Division of Gryphon Editions, of New York, New York. For more information (and more sites) on the Cherokee Nation, see these interesting sites: Cherokee Nation and Tallige Cherokee Nation The Quotes: Whereas, it appears in the prints of the public newspapers that in consequence of the earnest solicitations of the Governor and Legislature of the State of Georgia, the Congress of the United States did appropriate a sum of money last session with a view of holding a treaty with the Cherokees for the purpose of extinguishing their title to lands within the chartered limits, claimed by the State of Georgia, and it also appearing in the pub Read More Go to Site A (much) smaller Social History of Ancient Ireland - Chapter VI - The Brehon Laws Votes:0 Chapter IV - The Brehon Laws 1. The Brehons Law formed a most important factor both in public and private life in ancient Ireland. The native legal system, as briefly outlined in this chapter, existed in its fullness before the ninth century. It was somewhat disturbed by the Danish and Anglo-Norman invasions, and still more by the English settlement; but it continued in use till finally abolished in the beginning of the seventeenth century. In this short chapter I merely attempt a popular sketch of the main features of the Brehon laws, devoid of technical legal terms. In Ireland a judge was called a brehon , whence the native Irish law is commonly known as the "Brehon Law": but its proper designation is F?nechas, i.e. the law of the F?ine or F?ne, or free land-tillers. The brehon Read More Go to Site Britannia: Sources of British History Votes:0 LAWS OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR The new law of the land as set down by William the Conqueror and his magnates: First that above all things he wishes one God to be revered throughout his whole realm, one faith in Christ to be kept ever inviolate, and peace and security to be preserved between English and Normans We decree also that every freeman shall affirm by oath and compact that he will be loyal to king William both within and without England, that he will preserve with him his lands and honor with all fidelity and defend him against his enemies. I will, moreover, that all the men I have brought with me, or who have come after me, shall be protected by my peace and shall dwell in quiet. And if any one of them shall be slain, let the lord of his murderer seize him within five days, if he c Read More Go to Site The Avalon Project at Yale Law School : Documents in Law, History and Diplomacy Votes:0 The Avalon Project at Yale Law School Documents in Law, History and Diplomacy Pre 18 th Century Documents 18 th Century Documents 19 th Century Documents 20 th Century Documents 21 st Century Documents What's New Purpose Document Collections Text Comparison E-mail Comments Project DIANA - An Online Human Rights Archive Helpdesk & Frequently Asked Questions Common Names of Diplomatic Documents - Read More Go to Site

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