‘A Sixth Copy of Blackstone's Lectures’ (1968) 84 LQR 465–7.

‘The Common Lawyers and the Chancery: 1616’ (1969) 4 Irish Jurist (NS) 368–92. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 13; above, vol. i, ch. 28.

‘Counsellors and Barristers: an Historical Study’ (1969) 27 CLJ 205–29. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 8; above, vol. i, ch. 2.

‘The Origin of the Bar Gown’ (1969) 49 Law Guardian 17–18. Expanded into a fuller essay in 1975.

‘Judicial Attitudes and Sir Thomas Abney's Manuscripts’ (1969) 1 Kingston Law Rev. 175–82.

‘The Status of Barristers’ [case-note on Rondel v. Worsley] (1969) 85 LQR 334–8.

‘Funeral Monuments and the Heir’ (1970) 5 Irish Jurist (NS) 391–405. Reprinted in CLT, ch. 19; above, vol. iii, ch. 73.

‘Non est Factum’ (1970) 23 Current Legal Problems 53–70.

‘Suisse Atlantique Confounded’ [case-note on Harbutt's ‘Plasticine’ Ltd v. Wayne Tank and Pump Co. Ltd] (1970) 33 MLR 441–6.

An Introduction to English Legal History [1st edn] (London: Butterworths, 1971). A second edition was published in 1979, a third in 1990, and a fourth in 2002. There is a Japanese translation of the first edition by Sadao Koyama (Tokyo: Sobunsha, 1975).

‘New Light on Slade's Case’ (1971) 29 CLJ 51–67, 213–36. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 21; above, vol. iii, ch. 62.

‘Origin of Jeofail’ (1971) 87 LQR 166–8.

‘The Freedom to Contract without Liability’ (1971) 24 Current Legal Problems 53–81.

‘Unprinted Sources of English Legal History’ (1971) 64 Law Library Jnl 302–13.

‘Coke's Notebooks and the Sources of his Reports’ (1972) 30 CLJ 59–86. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 12; above, vol. ii, ch. 40.

Review of Cheney, Notaries Public in England, 88 LQR 569–71 (1972).

Review of Prest, Inns of Court 1590–1640, 30 CLJ 348–9 (1972).

Review of Treitel, Law of Contract (3rd edn), 11 JSPTL 110–12 (1972).

Review of Wiswall, Development of Admiralty Jurisdiction, 30 CLJ 181–3 (1972).

‘Criminal Justice at Newgate 1616–1627: Some Manuscript Reports in the Harvard Law School’ (1973) 8 IJ 307–22. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 18; above, vol. ii, ch. 58.

‘Solicitors and the Law of Maintenance 1590–1640’ (1973) 31 CLJ 56–80. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 9; above, vol. i, ch. 3.

‘Effigy of a Judge in Gresford Church’ (1973) 22 Trans. Denbighshire Hist. Soc. 8–11.

Review of Davies, Catalogue of MSS in the Inner Temple, 89 LQR 424–9 (1973). Reprinted above, vol. ii, ch. 37.

‘The Newe Littleton’ (1974) 33 CLJ 145–55. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 14; above, vol. ii, ch. 42.

‘The Old Songs of the Inns of Court’ (1974) 90 LQR 189–90. Reprinted as ‘The Old Song usually Sung on Grand Days’ in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 232–6.

Catalogue of an Exhibition of Legal Costume at the Royal Courts of Justice (1974). A second edition by His Honour R. Cooke was published in 2004.

Review of Abbott, Law Reporting in England, 33 CLJ 156–9 (1974).

Review of Sutherland, Assize of Novel Disseisin, 33 CLJ 159–61 (1974).

English Legal Manuscripts, vol. i (Zug: Inter Documentation Co., 1975). Vol. ii was published in 1978.

Cambridge Legal History Conference: Handlist of the Exhibition of English Legal Manuscripts in Cambridge University Library (Cambridge, 1975).

‘The Dark Age of English Legal History 1500–1700’ in Legal History Studies 1972, ed. Jenkins, D. (Cardiff, 1975), 1–27. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 22; above, vol. iii, ch. 75.

‘Notes on English Legal Abbreviations’ in Bryson, W. H., Dictionary of Sigla and Abbreviations (Charlottesville, 1975), 22–4.

‘History of the Gowns Worn at the English Bar’ (1975) 9 Costume 15–21. Reprinted in abridged form above, vol. ii, ch. 48; the part relating to king's counsel is incorporated in ch. 6, above, vol. i.

‘Brasenose and the Middle Temple’ (1975) 16 The Brazen Nose 56–7.

‘The Founder's Portrait’ (1975) St Catharine's Society Magazine 9–11.

‘The Inns of Court in 1388’ (1976) 92 LQR 184–7. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 1; above, vol. i, ch. 8.

Sir Matthew Hale 1609–1676: Catalogue of an Exhibition in the Old Hall, Lincoln's Inn (Selden Soc., 1976).

Review of Langbein, Prosecuting Crime in the Renaissance, 91 EHR 192–3 (1976).

‘Criminal Courts and Procedure at Common Law 1550–1800’ in Crime in England 1550–1800, ed. Cockburn, J. S. (London, 1977), 15–48, (notes) 299–309. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 16; above, vol. ii, ch. 55.

‘The Use upon a Use in Equity 1558–1625’ (1977) 93 LQR 33–8.

‘University College and Legal Education 1826–1976’ (1977) 30 Current Legal Problems 1–13. Partly incorporated in ch. 16, above, vol. i.

‘History of English Judges’ Robes' (1977) 12 Costume 27–39. Reprinted as a separate pamphlet in 1978; and (with heavy revisions) above, vol. ii, ch. 45.

‘Male and Married Spinsters’ (1977) 21 AJLH 255–9. Reprinted above, vol. iii, ch. 80.

‘The Commemoration of Benefactors’ (1977) St Catharine's Society Magazine 36–43.

Review of Simpson, History of the Common Law of Contract, and Stoljar, History of Contract at Common Law, 21 AJLH 335–41 (1977). Reprinted above, vol. iii, ch. 60.

The Reports of Sir John Spelman, vol. i (Selden Soc. vol. 93, 1977); vol. ii (Selden Soc. vol. 94, 1978). The introduction to vol. ii was an enlarged version of a typescript essay awarded the Yorke Prize, University of Cambridge, in 1975.

English Legal Manuscripts, vol. ii (Zug: Inter Documentation Co., 1978).

Edited Legal Records and the Historian (Royal Historical Soc., [7] Studies in History, 1978).

(with Meekings, C. A. F.) ‘Clerks of the King's Bench 1399–1547’ in Legal Records and the Historian (1978), 128–39.

‘Sir Thomas Robinson (1618–83), Chief Prothonotary of the Common Pleas’ (1978) 10 Bodleian Library Record 27–40. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 15; above, vol. ii, ch. 43.

‘The Old Constitution of Gray's Inn’ (1978) 81 Graya 15–19. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 5; above, vol. i, ch. 11.

Review of Langbein, Torture and the Law of Proof, 22 AJLH 337–40 (1978). Reprinted above, vol. ii, ch. 56.

An Introduction to English Legal History, 2nd edn (London: Butterworths, 1979). A Chinese translation of ch. 2 by Zhu Yong was printed in Waiguo Faxue Yicong [Foreign Laws], no. 3 (1987), 6–12.

Manual of Law French [1st edn] (London: Avebury Publishing, 1979). A second edition was published in 1990.

‘The Law Merchant and the Common Law before 1700’ (1979) 38 CLJ 295–322. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 19; above, vol. iii, ch. 66.

‘Ascertainment of Foreign Law: Certification to and by English Courts prior to 1861’ (1979) 28 ICLQ 141–151.

‘From Sanctity of Contract to Reasonable Expectation’ (1979) 32 Current Legal Problems 17–39.

‘The Old Moot Book of Lincoln's Inn’ (1979) 95 LQR 507–12. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 3; above, vol. i, ch. 19.

Review of Smith, Academic Dress and Insignia, 13 Costume 87–8 (1979).

Review of Stone & Rothwell, Anglo-Norman Dictionary (1st fascicle), 38 CLJ 211–12 (1979).

Review of Yale, Hale's Prerogatives of the King, 47 Tijdschrift voor Rechtsgeschiedenis 70–1 (1979).

‘The Attorneys and Officers of the Common Law in 1480’ (1980) 1 JLH 182–203.

‘Sources of English Legal History’ (1980) 11 The Law Librarian 6–8.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 1–30 (1980) 1 JLH 99–101, 305–6.

‘The Abolition of Original Writs’ (1980) 39 CLJ 284–6.

Review of Atiyah, Rise and Fall of Freedom of Contract, 43 MLR 467–9 (1980). Reprinted above, vol. iii, ch. 65.

Review of Bellamy, Tudor Law of Treason, 24 AJLH 275–6 (1980). Reprinted above, vol. ii, ch. 57.

‘Origins of the “Doctrine” of Consideration’ in On the Laws and Customs of England: Essays in Honor of S. E. Thorne, ed. Arnold, M. S. and others (Chapel Hill, 1981), 336–58. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 20; above, vol. iii, ch. 63.

‘The English Legal Profession 1450–1550’ in Lawyers in Early Modern Europe and America, ed. Prest, W. (London, 1981), 16–41. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 7; above, vol. i, ch. 1.

‘The Refinement of English Criminal Jurisprudence 1500–1848’ in Crime and Criminal Justice in Europe and Canada, ed. Knafla, L. (Waterloo, Ontario, 1981), 17–42. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 17; above, vol. ii, ch. 54.

Catalogue of an Exhibition in St Catharine's College on the Occasion of a Visit by HM The Queen (Cambridge, 1981).

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 31–54 (1981) 2 JLH 90–4, 195–6.

Review of Jenkins & Owen, Welsh Law of Women, 1 CambridgeMedieval Celtic Studies99–100 (1981).

‘The Pecunes’ (1982) 98 LQR 204–8. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 11; above, vol. i, ch. 17.

‘English Law in the Renaissance Period’ [lecture in hall] (1982) 85 Graya 23–8.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 55–69 (1982) 3 JLH 80–2.

‘The Inns of Court and Chancery as Voluntary Associations’ (1983) 11/12 Quaderni Fiorentini, pt I, 9–38. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 6; above, vol. i, ch. 13.

‘Lawyers Practising in Chancery 1474–1486’ (1983) 4 JLH 54–76.

‘The Law of the Land’ in Britain's Heritage, ed. Norwich, J. J. (London, 1983), 94–9.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 70–85 (1983) 4 JLH 72–4.

‘Sir Francis Bacon’ in Guide to American Law, ed. West Publishing Co., vol. ii (St Paul, Minnesota, 1983), 2–4.

The Order of Serjeants at Law (Selden Soc. Suppl. Series 5, 1984).

Fifty-one contributions to Biographical Dictionary of the Common Law, ed. Simpson, A.W.B. (London, 1984), the principal of which are: ‘Henry de Bracton’ at 69–71; ‘Sir Edward Coke’ at 117–21; ‘Sir John Fyneux’ at 106–8; ‘Sir William Holdsworth’ at 247–9; ‘Sir Thomas Littleton’ at 315–17.

‘Sir Thomas Egerton’ in Guide to American Law, ed. West Publishing Co., vol. iv (St Paul, Minnesota, 1984), 250–2; ‘Sir John Fortescue’ in vol. v (1984), 282–4; ‘Inns of Court and Chancery’ in vol. vi (1984), 182–4; ‘Law French’ in vol. vii (1984), 80–1; ‘Sir Thomas More’, Ibid. 370–2; ‘Privy Council’ in vol. viii (1984), 307–9.

‘Lay Rectors and Chancel Repairs’ [note on the report by the Law Commission] (1984) 100 LQR 181–5.

‘Le Brickbat que Narrowly Mist’ (1984) 100 LQR 544–8. Reprinted above, vol. ii, ch. 59.

‘The Legal Education of Richard Empson’ (1984) 57 BIHR 98–9.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 86–102 (1984) 5 JLH 163–6.

‘The Dress of the Cambridge Proctors’ (1984) 18 Costume 86–97.

Review of Ives, The Common Lawyers in Pre-Reformation England, 43 CLJ 180–2 (1984).

Review of Munsche, Gentlemen and Poachers, 50 Jnl Modern History 135–6 (1984).

English Legal Manuscripts in the United States of America, part i: Medieval and Renaissance (Selden Soc., 1985). Part ii was published in 1991.

‘English Law and the Renaissance’ [Ford Special Lecture, Oxford, 1984] (1985) 44 CLJ 46–61. Reprinted in LPCL, ch. 23; above, vol. iii, ch. 77. A Chinese translation was published in the Chinese Journal of Legal History [2006], 215–32.

‘Case-law: Reports and Records’ in Englische und kontinentale Rechtsgeschichte: ein Forschungsprojekt, ed. Coing, H. and Nörr, K. W. (1 CSC, Berlin, 1985), 49–55.

‘Law and Legal Institutions’ in William Shakespeare, ed. Andrews, J. F. (New York, 1985), vol. i, 41–54.

‘Star Chamber’ in Guide to American Law, ed. West Publishing Co., vol. ix (St Paul, Minnesota, 1985), 361–3; ‘Serjeants at Law’, Ibid. 207–9.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 102[A]–112 (1985) 6 JLH 236–7.

‘The Bookplates of Serjeants at Law’ (1985) 3 Bookplate Jnl 65–82.

Review ofKing's Inns Admission Papers, 7 Jnl Soc. of Archivists 542–3 (1985).

(with Milsom, S. F. C.) Sources of English Legal History: Private Law to 1750 (London: Butterworths, 1986); new impression, with corrections, 1999. A second edition was published in 2010.Google Scholar

The Legal Profession and the Common Law: Historical Essays (London and Rio Grande: The Hambledon Press 1986). Twenty reprinted papers and three previously unpublished papers: ‘Learning Exercises in the Medieval Inns of Court and Chancery’ (reprinted above, vol. i, ch. 18); ‘Readings in Gray's Inn, their Decline and Disappearance’ (Ibid., ch. 20); and ‘The Changing Concept of a Court’ (Ibid., ch. 24).

‘Dr Thomas Fastolf and the History of Law Reporting’ (1986) 45 CLJ 84–96. Reprinted in CLT, ch. 9; above, vol. ii, ch. 31.

‘The Inns of Court and Legal Doctrine’ in Lawyers and Laymen: Studies in the History of the Law Presented to Professor Dafydd Jenkins, ed. Charles-Edwards, T. M. and others (Cardiff, 1986), 274–86. Reprinted in CLT, ch. 3; above, vol. i, ch. 21.

‘Two Decades of English Legal History’ (1986) 8 Zeitschrift für Neuere Rechtsgeschichte 43–53.

‘Doctors Wear Scarlet: the Festal Gowns of the University of Cambridge’ (1986) 20 Costume 33–43.

‘The Arms of the Inner Temple’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 1986, pp. 8–11. Reprinted with revisions in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 115–21.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 113–38 (1986) 7 JLH 105–7.

Review of Matthews, William Sheppard, 45 CLJ 321–2 (1986).

The Notebook of Sir John Port (Selden Soc. vol. 102 for 1986, 1987).

(with Yale, D. E. C.) Centenary Guide to the Publications of the Selden Society (Selden Soc., 1987).Google Scholar

‘King's Prime or Ancient Serjeant 1623–1866’ in Sainty, J., List of English Law Officers, King's Counsel and Holders of Patents of Precedence (Selden Soc. Suppl. Series vol. 7, 1987), 33–7.

‘Early Tudor Reports and the Plea Rolls’ (1987) 18 Cambrian Law Jnl 25–33.

‘Some Early Members of the Inn’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 1987, pp. 24–7. Reprinted in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 17–23.

‘The Division of the Temple: Inner, Middle and Outer’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 1987, pp. 17–23. Reprinted with revisions in CLT, ch. 2; An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 24–31; above, vol. i, ch. 9.

‘The Hon. Mr Justice Tracy’ in The Sudeleys: Lords of Toddington, ed. Sudeley, Lord (London, 1987), 190–9.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 139–78 (1987) 8 JLH 92–6.

Review of Beattie, Crime and the Courts in England, 102 EHR 430–2 (1987).

Review of Cockburn, Calendar of Assize Records Introduction, 7 Criminal Justice History 176–9 (1987).

Review of Prest, Rise of the Barristers, 46 CLJ 160–1 (1987).

Introduction to a reprint ofDoctor and Student (Birmingham, Alabama: Gryphon Editions Inc., TheLegal Classics Library, 1988).

‘A French Vocabulary and Conversation-Guide in a 15th-Century Legal Notebook’ (1989) 58 Medium Aevum 80–102.

‘Famous English Canon Lawyers I: William Bateman’ (1988) 1 EccLJ (no. 3) 3–7. Reprinted with revisions in Monuments of Endlesse Labours (1998), 17–27.

‘The Archives of the Inner Temple’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 1988, pp. 29–35. Reprinted with additions in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 197–208.

‘Brantingham's Secret Moot-Case’ (1988) 91 Graya 20.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 179–96 (1988) 9 JLH 254–6.

Review of Helmholz, Canon Law and the Law of England, 47 CLJ 304–5 (1988).

EditedJudicial Records, Law Reports, and the Growth of Case Law (5 CSC, Berlin, 1989). The preface (pp. 5–11) was reprinted as ‘Case-Law in England and Continental Europe’ in CLT, ch. 8; above, vol. ii, ch. 33.

‘Records, Reports, and the Origins of Case-law in England’ in Judicial Records, Law Reports, and the Growth of Case Law, ed. Baker, J. H. (5 CSC, Berlin, 1989), 15–46. Reprinted as ‘Case-Law in Medieval England’ in CLT, ch. 10; above, vol. ii, ch. 30.

‘John Bryt's Reports (1411–1412) and the Year Books of Henry IV’ (1989) 48 CLJ 98–114. Reprinted in CLT, ch. 12; above, vol. ii, ch. 32.

‘Famous English Canon Lawyers II: William Poul (or Paull)’ (1989) 1 EccLJ (no. 4), 8–11. Reprinted with revisions in Monuments of Endlesse Labours (1998), 9–15.

‘Audience in the Courts: an Historical Note’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 1989, pp. 26–39. Reprinted with revisions in CLT, ch. 6; An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 79–91; above, vol. i, ch. 5.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 197–224 (1989) 10 JLH 256–8.

‘Alleged Theft of Brasses in 1319 from the Dominican Friary, near Ludgate’ (1989) 52 Bulletin of the Monumental Brass Soc. 400.

Review of Curley ed., A Course of Lectures on the English Law by Sir Robert Chambers, 7 Law & Hist. Rev. 387–9 (1989).

Readings and Moots at the Inns of Court in the Fifteenth Century, part ii: Moots (Selden Soc. vol. 105 for 1989). The volume was planned by S. E. Thorne, whose name appears jointly on the title-page, and a different text was set in galley-proof in 1951. A small part of the 1951 text was incorporated in the Selden volume, but most of the text, the whole translation, and the introduction, were the sole responsibility of the other editor.

English Legal Manuscripts in the United States of America, part ii: Early Modern and Modern Periods (1558–1902) (Selden Soc., dated 1990 but issued in 1991).

An Introduction to English Legal History, 3rd edn (London: Butterworths, 1990); 2nd impression 1993; 3rd impression 1994.

Manual of Law French, 2nd edn (London: Scolar Press, 1990).

The Third University of England: the Inns of Court and the Common-Law Tradition (Selden Society lecture, dated 1990 but issued to members in January 1992). Reprinted (without the appendices) in CLT, ch. 1; above, vol. i, ch. 7.

‘Directions of Research in English Legal History: Uncovering the Raw Material’ [lecture delivered in Moscow, April 1988, and published in Russian translation] in Istoria Prava: Anglia i Rossiya, ed. Butler, W. E. (Moscow, 1990), 41–63.

‘The English Law of Sanctuary’ (1990) 2 EccLJ 8–13.

‘The Inner Temple and the Royal Family’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 1990/1, pp. 26–34. Reprinted with additions in Inner Temple Yearbook 2011/12, pp. 98–100.

‘Fifty Years Ago: the Temple in Ruins’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 1990/1, pp. 35–44. Reprinted in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 178–88.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 225–49 (1990) 11 JLH 138–41.

Review of Herrup, The Common Peace, 34 AJLH 191–3 (1990).

The Inner Temple: a Brief Historical Description (London: privately printed, InnerTemple, 1991). Reprinted with minor revisions but fewer illustrations in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 1–15.

‘Famous English Canon Lawyers III: John Ayton (or Acton)’ (1991) 2 EccLJ 159–63. Reprinted with revisions in Monuments of Endlesse Labours (1998), 29–42.

‘Francis Taylor Building’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 1991/2, pp. 60–4.

‘Master Jekyll and the Fogrums’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 1991/2, pp. 80–8. Reprinted in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 237–45.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 250–319 (1991) 12 JLH 140–7.

‘The Original Inns of Court Law School’ (1991) 94 Graya 13–15.

Review of Bell & Rosevear, Guide to the Legal Manuscripts in the New Brunswick Museum, 12 JLH 164 (1991).

Review of Cockburn & Green, Twelve Good Men and True, 106 EHR 998–9 (1991).

Review of Hines, English Legal History: a Bibliography and Guide to the Literature, 12 JLH 164–5 (1991).

‘The Education of Common Lawyers, 1250–1650’, in Vorträge zur Justizforschung: Geschichte und Theorie, ed. Mohnhaupt, H. and Simon, D., vol. i (Frankfurt am Main, 1992), 1–17.

‘Personal Actions in the High Court of Battle Abbey 1450–1602’ (1992) 51 CLJ 508–29. Reprinted in CLT, ch. 16; above, vol. i, ch. 26.

‘Judicial Review of the Judges as Visitors to the Inns of Court’ [1992] Public Law 411–22. Reprinted in CLT, ch. 4; above, vol. i, ch. 14.

‘An Outline History of the Legal Robes Now Worn in England and Wales’ in Court Dress: A Consultation Paper issued on Behalf of the Lord Chancellor and the Lord Chief Justice (1992), appendix 1, [19–30] (unnumbered pages).

‘Famous English Canon Lawyers IV: William Lyndwood’ (1992) 2 EccLJ 268–72. Reprinted with revisions in Monuments of Endlesse Labours (1998), 43–55.

‘Dissident Butlers in the Inner Temple, 1583’ (1992) in Inner Temple Year Book 1992/93, pp. 76–9. Reprinted in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 213–17.

‘Niblett Hall and the North-Eastern Corner of the Temple’ (1992) in Inner Temple Year Book 1992/93, pp. 80–94. Reprinted in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 135–44.

‘A Footnote on the Fifteenth-Century Readers’ (1992) in Inner Temple Year Book 1992/93, pp. 98–9. Reprinted with substantial revisions as ‘The Shields of the Early Readers’ in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 52–64.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 320–371 (1992) 13 JLH 178–85.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts: Index 1978–91’ (1992) 13 JLH 296–310.

‘Famous English Canon Lawyers, V: Swinburne, Henry’ (1993) 3 EccLJ 5–9. Reprinted with revisions in Monuments of Endlesse Labours (1998), 57–70.

‘Statutory Interpretation and Parliamentary Intention’ [case-note on Pepper v. Hart] (1993) 52 CLJ 353–7.

‘Photographs of the Temple, 1860–1939’ (1993) in Inner Temple Year Book 1993/94, pp. 88–104. Reprinted with additions in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 153–77.

‘The Wig Shops in the Temple (1993) in Inner Temple Year Book 1993/94, pp. 120–7. Reprinted in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 145–52.

‘John Scott and the College Arms, 1615’ (1993) St Catharine's Society Magazine 42–3.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 372–409 (1993) 14 JLH 145–50.

Reports from the Lost Notebooks of Sir James Dyer, vol. i (Selden Soc. vol. 109 for 1993); vol. ii (Selden Soc. vol. 110, 1994).

‘Die obersten königlichen Gerichte in England 1450 bis 1800’ in Frieden durch Recht: das Reichskammergericht von 1495 bis 1806, ed. Scheurmann, I. (Mainz, 1994), 347–64, 389–96.

‘Law Reports and English Legal History: the Editorial Problem’ in Studi in Memoria di Gino Gorla, ed. Moccia, L. (Milan, 1994), i. 155–71.

‘Famous English Canon Lawyers VI: Francis Clarke and Thomas Oughton’ (1994) 3 EccLJ 136–40. Reprinted with revisions in Monuments of Endlesse Labours (1998), 71–6, 89–94.

‘Famous English Canon Lawyers VII: John Godolphin and Richard Burn’ (1994) 3 EccLJ 214–22. Reprinted with revisions in Monuments of Endlesse Labours (1998), 77–86, 115–24.

‘Samuel Edward Thorne’ [obituary notice] in The Times, 9 May 1994; reprinted in Samuel Edward Thorne 1907–1994 (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Law School).

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 410–455 (1994) 15 JLH 175–82.

‘Some Early Newgate Reports (1315–28)’ in Law Reporting in England, ed. Stebbings, C. (London, 1995), pp. 35–53. Reprinted in CLT, ch. 11; above, vol. ii, ch. 53.

‘The Use of Assumpsit for Restitutionary Money Claims, 1600–1800’ in Unjust Enrichment: the Comparative Legal History of the Law of Restitution, ed. Schrage, E. J. H. (15 CSC, Berlin, 1995), pp. 31–57. Reprinted in CLT, ch. 17; above, vol. iii, ch. 68.

‘Personal Liberty under the Common Law of England, 1200–1600’ in The Origins of Modern Freedom in the West, ed. Davis, R. W. (Stanford, Ca., 1995), 178–202, (notes) 343–54. Reprinted in CLT, ch. 18; above, vol. ii, ch. 49. There is a translation by Miyoko Kawazoe in a Japanese edition of the 1995 volume (Keio Univ. Press, 2007).

‘Famous English Canon Lawyers VIII: Edmund Gibson and David Wilkins’ (1995) 3 EccLJ 371–8. Reprinted with revisions in Monuments of Endlesse Labours (1998), 95–114.

‘Kiralfy'sThe Action on the Case’ (1995) 16 JLH 231–3. Reprinted above, vol. iii, ch. 75.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 456–488 (1995) 16 JLH 199–203.

Review of Kenny, King's Inns and the Kingdom of Ireland, 110 EHR 741–2 (1995).

Catalogue of English Legal Manuscripts in Cambridge University Library (Woodbridge, Suffolk: Boydell Press, 1996).

750 Years of Law at Cambridge (Cambridge: Faculty of Law, 1996).

‘Sir John Melton's Case (1535): Cockermouth Castle and the Three Silver Luces’ (1996) 55 CLJ 249–64. Reprinted in CLT, ch. 20; above, vol. iii, ch. 72.

‘Editing the Sources of English Legal History 1800–1996’ (1996) 37 Bulletin de la Commission Royale pour la publication des anciennes lois et ordonnances de Belgique 71–85. Reprinted in CLT, ch. 13; above, vol. iii, ch. 82.

‘The Superior Courts in England 1450–1800’ in Oberste Gerichtsbarkeit und zentrale Gewalt im Europa der frühen Neuzeit, ed. Diestelkamp, B. (29 Quellen und Forschungen zur höchsten Gerichtsbarkeit im alten Reich, Cologne, 1996), 73–111.

‘On Taking Silk: 1594 to 1996’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 1996–97, pp. 42–51. Reprinted with revisions as ‘The Rank of Queen's Counsel’ in CLT, ch. 7; An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 92–108; above, vol. i, ch. 6.

‘Call to the Bar’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 1996–97, pp. 61–2.

‘Famous English Canon Lawyers IX: Stephen Lushington’ (1996) 4 EccLJ 556–65. Reprinted with revisions in Monuments of Endlesse Labours (1998), 125–45.

‘The Holte Brass at Aston, Warwickshire’ (1996) 72 Bulletin of the Monumental Brass Soc. 242.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 489–525 (1996) 17 JLH 82–8.

Review of Donahue, The Records of the Medieval Ecclesiastical Courts, 47 Jnl Ecclesiastical History 166 (1996).

John Spelman's Reading on Quo Warranto delivered in Gray's Inn (Lent 1519) (Selden Soc. vol. 113 for 1997).

‘The Common-Law Courts of Medieval England: Year Books and Plea Rolls’ in Case Law in the Making, ed. Wijffels, A., vol. i (17/1 CSC, Berlin, 1997), 39–54; vol. ii (17/2 CSC, Berlin 1997), 9–25.

‘Famous English Canon Lawyers X: Sir Robert Phillimore’ (1997) 4 EccLJ 709–19. Reprinted with revisions in Monuments of Endlesse Labours (1998), 147–64.

‘Edward Heath at the Inner Temple, 1629–31’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 1997/98, pp. 75–6. Reprinted as ‘Edward Heath's Student Accounts 1629–31’ in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 218–22.

‘Engraved Views of the College 1690–1910’ [a catalogue] (1997) St Catharine's Society Magazine 76–7.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 526–559 (1997) 18 JLH 100–4.

Review of Horwitz, Chancery Equity Records and Proceedings 1600–1800, 18 Jnl Soc Archivists 117 (1997).

Monuments of Endlesse Labours: English Canonists and Their Work, 1300–1900 (London and Rio Grande: The Hambledon Press with the Ecclesiastical Law Society, 1998). A revised edition of papers first published in the EccLJ.

‘Custom and Usage’ in Halsbury's Laws of England, 4th edn under the general editorship of Lord Mackay of Clashfern, vol. xii(1) (London, 1998), 153–246. A full revision of the title; further revised, lightly, for the fifth edition in 2012.

‘The History of Quasi-Contract in English Law’ in Restitution Past, Present and Future, ed. Cornish, W. R. and others (Oxford, 1998), 37–56.

‘The Three Languages of the Common Law’ (1998) 43 McGill Law Jnl 5–24. Reprinted in CLT, ch. 14; above, vol. ii, ch. 29. A slightly abridged Japanese translation by K. Asaji and S. Naoe appeared in (1998) 65 Hosei kenkyu [Kyushu University Jnl of Law and Politics] 579–612.

‘Year Books’ in Medieval England: an Encyclopaedia, ed. Szarmach, P. E. and others (New York, 1998), 825–6.

‘The Remains of Clifford's Inn’ in Inner Temple Year Book 1998/99, p. 65. Reprinted with additions in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 48–51.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 560–603 (1998) 19 JLH 75–83.

Review of Osborough ed., Explorations in Law and History, 113 EHR 172–3 (1998).

Reports of Cases by John Caryll, vol. i (1485–1499) (Selden Soc. vol. 115 for 1998, issued in 1999). Vol. ii was issued in 2000.

Why the History of English Law Has Not Been Finished: an Inaugural Lecture Delivered in the Law School on 14 October 1998 (Cambridge University Press, 1999). Reprinted in 59 CLJ 62–84 (2000); above, vol. iii, ch. 83. There is a Japanese translation by Yasunori Kasai, 49 Hoseishi Kenkyu [Legal History Review] 107–133 (2000 for 1999) and a Chinese translation in 5 Peking University Law Review 264–83 (2002).

‘Oral Instruction in Land Law and Conveyancing, 1250–1500’ in Learning the Law: Teaching and the Transmission of English Law, 1150–1900, ed. Bush, J. A. and Wijffels, A. (London and Rio Grande, 1999), 157–73. Reprinted above, vol. i, ch. 15.

‘The Books of the Common Law’ in The Cambridge History of the Book in Britain, vol. iii (1400–1557), ed. Hellinga, L. and Trapp, J. B. (Cambridge, 1999), 411–32. Reprinted above, vol. ii, ch. 34.CrossRef

‘The Law Merchant as a Source of English Law’ in The Search for Principle: Essays in Honour of Lord Goff of Chieveley, ed. Swadling, W. and Jones, G. (Oxford, 1999), 79–96. Reprinted above, vol. iii, ch. 67.

‘Bishop Bateman and the European Legal Tradition’ in Trinity Hall 2000: Legal Education and Learning [1999], 44–9.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 604–628 (1999) 20 JLH 69–72.

Review of The Privilege against Self-Incrimination, ed. Helmholz, and others: 114 EHR 282–3 (1999).

Reports of Cases by John Caryll, vol. ii (1501–22) (Selden Soc. vol. 116 for 1999, issued in 2000). Vol. i was issued in 1999.

The Common Law Tradition: Lawyers, Books and the Law (London and Rio Grande: The Hambledon Press, 2000). Twenty-eight reprinted papers and two previously unpublished papers: ‘The Degree of Barrister’ (pp. 69–76; reprinted above, vol. i, ch. 4) and ‘Westminster Hall’ (pp. 247–62; reprinted above, vol. ii, ch. 44).

‘“United and Knit to the Imperial Crown”: an English View of the Anglo-Hibernian Constitution in 1670’ in Mysteries and Solutions in Irish Legal History, ed. Greer, D. S. and Dawson, N. M. (Dublin, 2001), 73–95. Reprinted above, vol. ii, ch. 50.

‘Due Process and Wager of Law: Judicial Conservatism in the Tudor Common Pleas’ in Human Rights and Legal History: Essays in Honour of Brian Simpson, ed. O'Donovan, K. and Rubin, G. R. (Oxford, 2000), 271–84. Reprinted above, vol. i, ch. 27.

‘Introduction’ to American Bar Association, Common Law, Common Values, Common Rights: Essays on our Common Heritage (San Francisco, 2000), 3–10.

‘The Inns of Chancery’ in Inner Temple Year Book 2000/01, pp. 56–9. Reprinted, with the many misprints corrected, as ‘Legal Education in the Early Inns of Chancery’ in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 32–40.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 629–662 (2000) 21 JLH 123–8.

Readers and Readings in the Inns of Court and Chancery (Selden Soc. Suppl. Series vol. 13, 2001).

The Law's Two Bodies: Some Evidential Problems in English Legal History [Clarendon Lectures] (Oxford: TheClarendon Press, 2001).

‘Trespass, Case and the Common Law of Negligence 1500–1700’ in Negligence: The Comparative History of the Law of Torts, ed. Schrage, E. J. H. (22 CSC, Berlin, 2001), 47–71. Reprinted above, vol. iii, ch. 70.

‘The Ancient and Honourable Society of Gray's Inn’ [Millennium Lecture] (2001) 113 Graya 39–62. Reprinted above, vol. i, ch. 12.

‘Christmas in the Medieval Inns of Court and Chancery’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 2001/02, pp. 96–8. Reprinted with revisions in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 41–7.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 663–761 (2001) 22 JLH 85–100.

Year Books of Henry VIII: 12–14 Henry VIII (1520–1523) (Selden Soc. vol. 119, 2002).

An Introduction to English Legal History, 4th edn (London: Butterworths, 2002). A Japanese translation of this edition is in preparation by Professor Yuzo Fukao and is due to be published in two volumes by Kwansai Gakuin University Press in 2013.

‘English Law Books and Legal Publishing’ in The Cambridge History of the Book in Britain, vol. iv (1557–1695), ed. Barnard, J. and McKenzie, D. F. (Cambridge University Press, 2002), 474–503. Reprinted above, vol. ii, ch. 35.CrossRef

‘Roman Law at the Third University of England’ (2002) 55 Current Legal Problems 123–50. Reprinted above, vol. i, ch. 22.

‘Serjeants’ Inn, Fleet Street' in Inner Temple Yearbook 2002/3, pp. 27–30. Reprinted in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 189–96.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 762–810 (2002) 23 JLH 60–8.

‘The Commemoration of Benefactors’ [sermon before the University as Lady Margaret's Preacher, 3 November 2002] (Great St Mary's Church, 2002). Reprinted above, vol. iii, ch. 74.

Letter to the editor [on the use of oaths] (2002) 6 EccLJ 286–8.

The Oxford History of the Laws of England, Volume VI: 1483–1558 (Oxford University Press, 2003).

‘John Rastell and the Terms of the Law’ in Language and the Law, ed. Robinson, M. (Buffalo, NY, 2003), 15–30. Reprinted above, vol. ii, ch. 39.

‘The Armorial Stained Glass in the Old Hall’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 2003/4, pp. 65–6. Reprinted with substantial additions in An Inner Temple Miscellany (2004), 109–14.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 811–854 (2003) 24 JLH 97–106.

Reports in the Time of King Henry VIII, vol. i (Selden Soc. vol. 120 for 2003); vol. ii (Selden Soc. vol. 121).

An Inner Temple Miscellany: Papers Reprinted from the Inner Temple Yearbook (London: privately printed, InnerTemple, 2004).

120 contributions to theOxford Dictionary of National Biography, ed. Matthew, H. C. G. and Harrison, B. (Oxford, 2004), 61 volumes: Sir Thomas Abney (d. 1750), Sir Richard Adams (d. 1774), William Ayloffe (d. 1584), Sir John Baldwin (d. 1545), Sir William Banister (d. 1721), Francis Beaumont (d. 1598), William Bendlowes (d. 1584), Patrick Bermingham (d. 1532), Sir Thomas Birch (d. 1757), Henry Bradshaw (d. 1553), Sir John Brograve (d. 1613), Sir David Broke (d. 1559/60), Sir Richard Broke (d. 1529), Sir Robert Broke (d. 1558), Sir Thomas Bromley (d. 1555), Sir Anthony Browne (d. 1567), Sir Humphrey Browne (d. 1562), Sir Robert Brudenell (d. 1531), Sir Thomas Bryan (d. 1500), Edward Bullen (d. 1868), Thomas Carus (d. 1571), John Caryll (d. 1523), Sir Robert Catlin (d. 1574), Sir Roger Cholmley (d. 1565), Sir Robert Clarke (d. 1607), John Clench (d. 1607), Sir Edward Clive (d. 1771), Sir Humphrey Coningsby (d. 1535), William Coningsby (d. 1540), Robert Constable (d. 1501), William Cooke (d. 1553), Reynold Corbet (d. 1566), Sir William Cordell (d. 1581), Thomas Cory (d. 1656), John Croke (d. 1554), Sir John Croke (d. 1620), William Dalison (d. 1559), William Davy (d. 1780), Sir Thomas Denison (d. 1765), John Densell (d. 1536), Alexander Denton (d. 1740), Sir James Dyer (d. 1582), Thomas Egerton, Baron Ellesmere, Viscount Brackley (d. 1617), Thomas Fastolf (d. 1361), Sir Anthony Fitzherbert (d. 1538), Sir John Fitzjames (d. 1538?), Sir Thomas Fleming (d. 1613), Edward Flowerdew (d. 1586), George Freville (d. 1579), Sir John Fyneux (d. 1525), Anthony Gell (d. 1583), Thomas Gent (d. 1593), Nathaniel Gundry (d. 1754), Sir Bernard Hale (d. 1729), Sir Christopher Hales (d. 1541), Sir James Hales (d. 1554), John Hales (d. 1540?), Sir Nicholas Hare (d. 1557), Francis Hargrave (d. 1821), Richard Harpur (d. 1577), William Hawkins (d. 1750), Harold Dexter Hazeltine (d. 1960), Sir Clement Heigham (d. 1571), Richard Hesketh (d. 1520), Sir William Hody (d. 1524), Sir John Hynde (d. 1550), John Jenour (d. 1542), Robert Keilwey (d. 1581), Sir Edmund Knightley (d. 1542), Stephen Martin Leake (d. 1893), Sir Thomas Littleton (d. 1481), Sir Richard Lloyd (d. 1761), Sir Richard Lyster (d. 1553), John Manwood (d. 1610), Thomas Marow (d. 1505), Sir Edmund Molyneux (d. 1552), Robert Monson (d. 1583), Sir Edward Montagu (d. 1557), Sir Richard Morgan (d. 1556), Robert Moyle (d. 1638), Sir Robert Norwich (d. 1535), Richard Onslow (d. 1571), Thomas Oughton (b. 1660), Sir John Pakington (d. 1551), Sir Thomas Parker (d. 1784), John Perkins (d. 1545?), Sir John Pollard (d. 1557), Sir Lewis Pollard (d. 1526), Sir Richard Pollard (d. 1542), Sir John Port (d. 1540), Sir William Portman (d. 1557), Sir Samuel Prime (d. 1777), William Rastell (d. 1565), Sir Robert Rede (d. 1519), Sir Thomas Reeve (d. 1737), Sir James Reynolds (d. 1747), James Reynolds (d. 1739), Sir Thomas Robinson (d. 1683), Francis Rodes (d. 1589), John Roper (d. 1524), Christopher St German (d. 1540/41), Sir Edward Saunders (d. 1576), Thomas Seckford (d. 1587), Robert Shute (d. 1590), John Southcote (d. 1585), Sir Robert Southwell (d. 1559), Sir John Spelman (d. 1546), Sir William Stanford (d. 1558), Nicholas Statham (d. 1472), William Style (d. 1679), Sir Roger Townshend (d. 1493), George Treheyron (d. 1528), Edward Umfreville (d. 1786), Richard Weston (d. 1572), Sir John Whiddon (d. 1576), Sir David Williams (d. 1613), Sir Thomas Wode (d. 1502), Robert Wodelarke (d. 1481?), Sir Martin Wright (d. 1767), and Roger Yorke (d. 1536).

‘Human Rights and the Rule of Law in Renaissance England’ (2004) 2 Northwestern Univ. Jnl of International Human Rights 24–40. Reprinted above, vol. ii, ch. 51.

‘William Searle Holdsworth’ in Juristas Universales, ed. Domingo, R. (Madrid, 2004), iii. 883–5.

‘The Earliest Serjeants’ Rings' in Inner Temple Yearbook 2004/5, pp. 52–4. Reprinted with revisions above, vol. ii, ch. 46.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 855–955 (2004) 25 JLH 315–34.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 956–1022 (2005) 26 JLH 203–12.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts: Index 1992–2004’ (2005) 26 JLH 325–63.

‘Bezoar-Stones, Gall-Stones, and Gem-Stones: A Chapter in the History of the Tort of Deceit’ in Mapping the Law: Essays in Memory of Peter Birks, ed. Burrows, A. and Rodger, Lord (Oxford, 2006), 545–59. Reprinted above, vol. iii, ch. 69.CrossRef

‘Common Lawyers and the Inns of Court’ in Libraries in Britain and Ireland, vol. i (to 1640), ed. Leedham-Green, E. and Webber, T. (Cambridge, 2006), 448–60. Reprinted above, vol. ii, ch. 38.CrossRef

‘From Lovedays to ADR: Arbitration and Dispute Resolution in England 1066–1800’ (2006) 3 Transnational Dispute Management 1–14. Reprinted above, vol. i, ch. 25.

‘A Charter for Despots’ [the editor's title] (2006) 10 Parliamentary Brief, no. 5, pp. 7–9.

‘Nomonumismatics’ in Inner Temple Year Book 2006/7, pp. 39–45.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos 1023–1083 (2006) 27 JLH 199–209.

(with Taussig, A.) A Catalogue of the Legal Manuscripts of Anthony Taussig (Selden Soc. Suppl. Series vol. 15, 2007).Google Scholar

Legal Education in London 1250–1850 (Selden Soc. lecture, dated 2007 but issued to members in 2008). Reprinted above, vol. i, ch. 16.

‘The Coming of the Lawyers’ and ‘Early Forms of Legal Education and Later Developments’ in The Inner Temple: A Community of Communities, ed. C. Rider and V. Horsler (2007), 16–19, 26–9.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos 1084–1180 (2007) 28 JLH 125–43.

The Reports of William Dalison 1552–1558 (Selden Soc. vol. 124 for 2007).

The English Legal Manuscripts of Sir Thomas Phillipps (Selden Soc. Suppl. Series vol. 16, dated 2008 but issued in 2009).

‘Privity of Contract in the Common Law before 1680’ in Ius Quaesitum Tertio, ed. Schrage, E. J. H. (26 CSC, Berlin, 2008), 35–60. Reprinted above, vol. iii, ch. 64.CrossRef

‘Books of Entries’ (2006) 41 IJ 1–19. Reprinted above, vol. ii, ch. 36.

‘The Inn of the Outer Temple’ (2008) 124 LQR 384–7. Reprinted above, vol. i, ch. 10.

‘English Legal Philately’ in Inner Temple Year Book 2008/9, pp. 134–5.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos 1181–1285 (2008) 29 JLH 151–74.

‘Inns of Court and Chancery’ and ‘Serjeants at Law’ in The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History, ed. Katz, S. N. (Oxford and New York, 2009).

‘Migrations of Manuscripts 2008’, nos 1286–1389 (2009) 30 JLH 85–106.

Baker & Milsom Sources of English Legal History, 2nd enlarged edn by Sir Baker, John (Oxford University Press, 2010).

‘Our Unwritten Constitution’ [Maccabean Lecture on Jurisprudence] (2011) 167 PBA 91–117 (first posted on the British Academy's website in 2010, issued in print in 2012). Privately printed in 2010 as a separate pamphlet, with the same pagination. Reprinted as ‘The Unwritten Constitution of the United Kingdom’ (2013) 15 EccLJ 4–27.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts 2009’, nos 1390–1510 (2010) 31 JLH 65–90.

‘The First Two Centuries’ in History of the Middle Temple, ed. Havery, R. O. (Oxford and Portland, Oregon, 2011), 31–65.

‘The Third University 1450–1550: Law School or Finishing School?’ in The Intellectual and Cultural World of the Early Modern Inns of Court, ed. Archer, J. A., Goldring, E. and Knight, S. (Manchester, 2011), 8–41. Reprinted above, vol. i, ch. 23.

‘The Common Law in 1608’ in Law & Society: Which Is To Be Master? ed. Sir Richard Aikens and others (2011), xix–xxvii. Part of the introduction to a collection of symposia from the Temple Festival (2008). Reprinted above, vol. iii, ch. 78.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 1511–1645 (2011) 32 JLH 93–116.

‘Appointment or Election?’ in The End of the Peer Show? Responses to the Draft Bill on Lords Reform, ed. Fitzpatrick, A. (Centre Forum, 2011), 89–98.

The Men of Court 1440–1550: A Prosopography of the Inns of Court and Chancery and the Courts of Law (Selden Soc. Suppl. Series vol. 18), two volumes.

‘Reflections on “Doing” Legal History’ in Making Legal History: Approaches and Methodologies, ed. Musson, A. and Stebbings, C. (Cambridge, 2012), 7–17. Incorporated in the introduction, above, vol. i.

‘Legal Process as Reported in Correspondence’, to be reprinted in Law and Legal Process (proceedings of the twentieth British Legal History Conference), ed. M. Dyson and D. Ibbetson (Cambridge, 2013) 246–62. First printed above, vol. iii, ch. 79.

‘Deeds speak Louder than Words: Covenants and the Law of Proof 1290–1321’ in Laws, Lawyers and Texts: Studies in Medieval Legal History in Honour of Paul Brand, ed. Jenks, S., Rose, J. and Whittick, C. (Leiden, 2012), 181–203. Reprinted above, vol. iii, ch. 61.

‘Custom and Usage’ (incorporating ‘Manors’) in Halsbury's Laws of England, 5th edn, under the general editorship of Lord Mackay of Clashfern, vol. xxxii (2012), 1–119.

‘The Inner Temple and the Royal Family’ in Inner Temple Yearbook 2011/12, pp. 98–100.

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 1646–1733 (2012) 33 JLH 107–18.

Collected Papers on English Legal History (CambridgeUniversity Press, 2012), three volumes. Seventy-eight reprinted papers and seven previously unpublished papers: ‘John Selden and English Legal History’ (vol. ii, ch. 41), ‘The Judicial Collar of SS’ (ch. 47), ‘Equity and Public Law in England’ (ch. 52), ‘Dower of Personalty 1250–1450’ (vol. iii, ch. 71), ‘Legal Process as Reported in Correspondence’ (ch. 79), ‘“Authentic Testimony”: Fact and Law in Legal Records’ (ch. 81) and ‘Why Should Undergraduates Study Legal History?’ (ch. 84).

‘Migrations of Manuscripts’, nos. 1734–1902 (2013) 34 JLH 433–61.