History of English Law: A Comprehensive Summary
A comprehensive summary of the History English Law and its Legal System
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What You Will Learn!
- You will learn the important historical overtures of the English Law and its Legal System
- An appreciation of the evolution of the English Legal System
- Understand the relevance of modern Constitutional Law through a historical perspective
- Develop techniques to enrich your answers to examination questions
Description
History of English Law: A Comprehensive Summary
Whether you are a new student in Law or someone who is fascinated by the English Legal System and its historic roots, "The Law Simplified" course on the History of English Law will give you a comprehensive summary of the subject.
Many students who study the Law, find it difficult to connect all of the pieces together. Thus, this course will give you a "bird's eye" overview of the entire subject.
The History of English Law provides a great primer for students enrolled in any Law Degree based on English Law. It provides context for why certain aspects of Public Law and the Legal System in general have been 'shaped' in the way it has.
This course has been adapted to suit the needs of Law students worldwide!
Remember, this is not a substitute for thorough learning, but it will be a great resource for students who want to recap the entire syllabus and for those who want a better, clearer and more concise understanding of the principles - or simply anyone who's interested in learning the History of English Law!
Features:
- Digestible chunks of knowledge: everything you need to know on each topic, simplified
- Downloadable Slide Deck, that will give you the bigger picture of the subject and assist you in following the course
- Q&A via the platform to guide you on historical aspects of the English Law and its Legal System
Who Should Attend!
- Anyone who's fascinated by the English Legal System and its historic roots
- Students reading for a common law LL.B programme
- Students reading for a BA or equivalent in History will find this course to be an invaluable supplement
