10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MOOTMAN»
Discover the use of
mootman in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mootman and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Arthurian Women: A Casebook
1L In "Myth and Medieval Litetatute: Sit Gawain and the Gteen Knight," (
Speculum 18 [1956], 172l, Chatles Mootman atgues that the poem is "a highly
comptessed allegotical commentaty on the entite Atthutian histoty" and that "the
seeds of [its] ...
2
Imaginary Betrayals: Subjectivity and the Discourses of ...
The mootman could expect at any moment to be called on to side alterna— tively
with fathers or sons, wives or daughters, progeny of “whole” blood or strangers.
What we see is that legal practice has always included imaginative work.
3
Murder in Dealey Plaza: What We Know Now that We Didn't Know ...
Mootman. Polaroid. photo. contains. absolute. proof. of. Zapruder. film. tampering.
Because it was an instant photo that was copied and widely published within
hours of the assassination, the l't-ioortnan Polaroid is guaranteed to he an ...
4
A History of the Inns of Court and Chancery: With Notices of ...
... a penny the day before in the hall to the ancient mootman in commons,
desiring him to be of his counsel to perform it for him, and such mootman,
thereupon, is to undertake and perform the exercise or be amerst the clyents
amerciament.
Robert Richard Pearce, 1848
5
Historical memorials of the English laws, antient ...
... are to perform this exercise in person in course; but if it shall come to any of
their turns before they be three years slanding, such siudent may tender a cap
and a penny the day before in the hall to the ancient mootman in commons,
desiring ...
Sir William Dugdale, 1790
6
A History of Education for the English Bar
... a penny the day before in the hall to the ancient mootman in commons,
desiring him to be of his councell to perform it for him; and such mootman
thereupon is to undertake and perform the exercise, or be amerst the clyents
amerciament" (e).
Philip Anstie Smith, 1860
7
The history and antiquities of the four inns of court ... ...
... and a penny the day before in the hall to the ancient mootman in commons,
desiring him to be of his council to perform it for him; and such mootman
thereupon is to undertake and perform the exercise, or be amerlt the clyents
amerciament.
William Dugdale (sir.), John Rayner (barrister), 1780
8
Literary and Professional Works of Francis Bacon
And, second, who knows not, that by the same fees are intended the like fees;
which is the same in predicament, viz. in quantity; whereof I might put you infinite
trivial cases that every mootman knoweth, that idem redditus shall be similis ...
Francis Bacon, James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, 1861
9
Reports of Equity Cases, Determined in the Court of Appeals ...
M'Daniel, in consequence of his perfect acquiescence in the dispositions' of the
said will. It seems to me that it would be most unjust to permit this. I am thorefore
disposed to say; that if Mr. and Mrs. MoOTman insist on one right, they are bound
...
10
A World History of Christianity
J. R. H. Mootman, A Histoty of the Ftanciscan Otdet (Oxfotd, 1968), is the classic
study of that otdet. See also S. Tugwell (ed.), Eanly Deminicans: Selutod Wtitings
(London, 1982); H. Leyset, Heiznits and the New Monatticism, 1000-1150 ...
