The Agas Map of Early Modern London has some lovely depictions of sites in legal London. Here are the four Inns of Court, for a start. I hadn’t realised just how far they were from the city centre - Gray’s Inn (top left) is positively rural! [1/7]
On the left is Lincoln’s Inn, with its fields and grazing cattle, and on the right is the Temple - inc. Temple Bar, Temple Church, and the wharf where lawyers would have hired boats to travel to court… [2/7]
Hey, I bet you’ve all been wondering whether it’s better to study law during the day or the night! Luckily, William Fulbecke is here to help
The answer is definitely the day!
May 4, 2018 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
The contract exam is less than 2 weeks away, so I think it’s time to judge some buildings from the case law...
McAlpine v Panatown: you went to all that trouble for this?! 2/10
Feb 14, 2018 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Instead of writing my lectures I've decided to rate ships involved in contract law cases
The Great Peace: bad at maps. just trying to help 8/10