A new history of law in post-revolutionary England (c.1689-1760)

该项目旨在恢复和重新评估1688-89年光荣革命后的七十年中英国法律的一般历史，当时有限的君主制，议会政府和法治成为新兴的大英帝国国家（并最终成为澳大利亚）的新宪法规范。其目的是绘制法律和治理模式的图表，这些模式是由非专业男子和妇女、丈夫、妻子和子女以及法官、律师、立法者和部长以各种方式经历、创造和使用的。这一概念性研究的结果旨在以尽可能广泛的方式重新解释英国法律和政府的历史，计划作为牛津英国法律史系列的第九卷出现。

This project seeks to recover and reassess the general history of English law during the seven decades following the Glorious Revolution of 1688–89, when limited monarchy, parliamentary government and the rule of law became new constitutional norms for an emergent imperial British state (and, eventually, for Australia). It aims to chart the modes of law and governance variously experienced, created and used by lay men and women, husbands, wives and children, as well as by judges, lawyers, legislators and ministers. The results of this conceptual investigation, which aims to re-interpret the history of English law and government in the broadest possible way, is planned to appear as Volume IX in the Oxford History of the Laws of England series.