Ranulf De Glanvill

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Ranulf De Glanvill [1]

Chief-Justiciary of England in the reign of Henry II., born at Stratford, in Suffolk; is the author of the earliest treatise on the laws of England, a work in 14 books; was deposed by Richard I., and, joining the Crusaders, fell before Acre; d . 1190.

References

  1. ↑ Ranulf De Glanvill from The Nuttall Encyclopedia
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