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    Richard de Anesty

    historical figure · 2 works · 2 mentions · 3 anchored passages

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    Dissertations on Early Law and Custom19th Century · English

    Litigant whose account of pursuing a case before Henry II illustrates the burdens of itinerant royal justice.

    Sir Francis Palgrave has printed in the second volume of his ‘Rise of the English Commonwealth’ a most curious document, which is the account given by one Richard de Anesty of the trouble and charges to which he was put in respect of a mixed civil and ecclesiastical case which he had before the Archbishop of Canterbury and the King.
    chapter 7

    An Essay on the Trial by Jury19th Century · English

    Twelfth-century litigant whose own account of bribing royal officials to win a land suit is quoted.

    “At last, thanks to our lord the king, and by judgment of his court, my uncle’s land was adjudged to me.
    chapter 13
    In the narrative of “The costs and charges which I, Richard de Anesty, bestowed in recovering the land of William, my uncle,” (some fifty years before Magna Carta,) are the following items:
    chapter 13