A History of the Criminal Law of England (3 Volume Set)

Volume 1: Preface; 1. Statement of the subject of the work; 2. Roman criminal law; 3. Early English criminal law; 4. The ordinary criminal courts; 5. The criminal jurisdiction of Parliament and the court of the Lord High Steward; 6. The criminal jurisdiction of the Privy Council; 7. History of the law of criminal procedure; 8. History of the law of criminal procedure (cont.); 9. History of the law of criminal procedure (cont.); 10. History of the law of criminal procedure (cont.); 11. History of criminal trials in England from 1554–1760; 12. Description of modern criminal trials; 13. History of legal punishments; 14. Management of prosecutions; 15. General of comparative view of English and French criminal procedure. Volume 2: 16. Limits of criminal jurisdiction in regard to time, person, and place; 17. Of crimes in general and of punishment; 18. Criminal responsibility; 19. Relation to madness to crime; 20. Constituent elements of the substantive criminal law; 21. Leading points in the history of the substantive criminal law; 22. Of parties to the commission of crimes; 23. Offences against the state; 24. Seditious offences; 25. Offences against religion. Volume 3: 26. History of the law relating to murder and manslaughter; 27. Offences against the person other than homicide; 28. History of the law relating to theft and similar offences; 29. Coinage offences; 30. Offences relating to trade and labour; 31. Miscellaneous offences; 32. Police offences punishable on summary conviction; 33. Indian criminal law; 34. The codification of the criminal law; Trials; Cases cited; Statutes cited; Index.