Yorkshire Sessions of the Peace, 1361–1364

Explore the pivotal transformation in the judicial landscape of England with "Yorkshire Sessions of the Peace, 1361–1364," brought to you by historian Bertha Haven Putnam. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2013, this paperback edition spans 246 pages, making it a comprehensive study suitable for both enthusiasts and researchers of medieval history.

Putnam offers a detailed examination of five essential court rolls from Yorkshire, originally published for the Yorkshire Archaeological Society in 1939. This period marks a significant shift from the older system of keepers of the peace to the established role of justices of the peace. Alongside the rolls, the editor provides an extensive introduction and informative appendices, enriching your understanding of the historical context. Ideal for history buffs and scholars alike, this book illuminates a critical time in Yorkshire's legal evolution. Discover the depths of 14th-century judicial practices with this essential resource.