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The British Legal History Conference
The first British Legal History Conference was held in 1972 at Aberystwyth,
on the initiative of Professor Dafydd Jenkins. Since then there have
been meetings at London/Cambridge (1974 and 1975), Edinburgh (1977),
Birmingham (1979), Bristol (1981), Norwich (1983), Canterbury (1985),
Cardiff (1987) and Glasgow (1989) and the Conference has become established
as a leading forum for the discussion of all aspects of the history of law.
Proceedings of the first eight Conferences have been published as follows:
Legal History Studies 1972, ed. D. Jenkins, University of Wales Press, Cardiff
1975
Legal Records and the Historian, ed. J.H. Baker, Royal Historical Society,
London 1978
Law-making and Law-makers in British History, ed. A. Harding, Royal
Historical Society, London 1980
Law, Litigants and the Legal Profession, ed. E.W. Ives and A.H.
Manchester, Royal Historical Society, London 1983
Law and Social Change, ed. J. Guy, Royal Historical Society, London 1984
Customs, Courts and Counsel, ed. A. Kiralfy, M. Slatter and R. Virgoe, in
Journal of Legal History v, 1984, and as a separate volume, Frank Cass,
London 1985
The Political Context of Law, ed. Richard Eales and David Sullivan, The
Hambledon Press, London 1987
Legal Record and Historical Reality, ed. Thomas G. Watkin, The Hambledon
Press, London and Ronceverte 1989