- he
moved to
London and
entered Gray's Inn,
where he
became a bencher.
Fulbecke's "Direction..." (1600),
discussed study methods for law students, techniques...
- year, was the
first book to
attempt to
summarise English criminal law.
Fulbecke (1602) was one of the
first books on
international law.
Saint German (1604)...
- and the
first efforts at
comparative law. For example, in 1602
William Fulbecke classified the laws of
Europe as Anglo-Saxon (common law), continental...
- the introduction,
Francis Flower the
choruses of Acts I and II,
William Fulbecke wrote two speeches,
while Francis Bacon,
Christopher Yelverton, John Lancaster...
- the
Kinges Prerogative (which he
wrote in 1548) was published.
William Fulbecke wrote in A
Direction or
Preparative to the
Study of the Law (1600): In...
- the introduction,
Francis Flower the
choruses of Acts I and II,
William Fulbecke two speeches,
while three other gentlemen of Gray's Inn, one of whom was...
- non-league club has
progressed to the last
eight since 1914. 1560 –
William Fulbecke,
lawyer (d. c.1603) 1670 - 26 February: John
Morley (Rector of Lincoln...
-
Thomas Aylesbury. In the
humanities there were
Robert Hegge, and
William Fulbecke. When the
Camden Chair of
Ancient History was
being set up in the early...
- viz.
Thomas Hughes, the
author of the
whole body of the tragedy;
William Fulbecke, who
wrote two
speeches substitute on the
representation and
appended to...
