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Paul Brand: Honorary Fellow ASLH

Published 29 November 2020 by jcairns

This blog is delighted to note that Paul Brand, one of England’s leading legal historians, has been named as an Honorary fellow of the American Society of Legal History. See http://legalhistoryblog.blogspot.com/2020/11/brand-named-aslh-honorary-fellow.html

Professor Brand is an Emeritus Fellow of Al Souls College Oxford, and currently William W. Cook Global Law Professor at the University of Michigan. The nomination states that “Professor Brand is, in the estimation of his many admirers, the finest living historian of the constitution and law of medieval England.” This blog would heartily concur.

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