The Profession of Ecclesiastical Lawyers (Law and Christianity)

Discover the untold stories of the lawyers that shaped the ecclesiastical courts with "The Profession of Ecclesiastical Lawyers (Law and Christianity)" book. While historians have overlooked this fascinating part of legal history, author R. H. Helmholz dives deep into the world of these lawyers, uncovering the laws that governed them and shedding light on their remarkable careers in legal practice.

Through meticulous research using sources from Roman and canon laws, as well as local archives, Helmholz presents a comprehensive account of the education, challenges, and triumphs of these lesser-known ecclesiastical lawyers. With new evidence and previously published work, this volume provides a unique perspective on their lives and their influence on the legal landscape.

Not only does this book explore the personal journeys of these lawyers, but it also delves into the wider context of the Reformation and their relationship with English common lawyers during the Civil War. By drawing connections with the European ius commune, Helmholz uncovers the intricate web of law and religion, making this volume a must-read for legal historians and scholars interested in this crucial intersection.

Don't miss your chance to delve into the world of ecclesiastical law with "The Profession of Ecclesiastical Lawyers (Law and Christianity)." Expand your knowledge and gain valuable insights into a lesser-known part of legal history. Order your copy today and embark on a captivating journey through the lives of these remarkable individuals.

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