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Brown, J.C., Index to an Introductory Survey of the Sources and Literature of Scots Law, Stair Society, 1A (1939) Wade, T.C. ed., Acta Curiae Admirallatus Scotiae, 6th Sept. 1557-11th March 1561-2, Stair Society, 2 (1937) Clyde, J.A. ed., Hope’s Major Practicks, 1608-1633. Vol. I, Stair Society, 3 (1937) Clyde, J.A. ed., Hope’s Major Practicks, 1608-1633. Vol. II, Stair Society, 4 (1938) Paton, G.C.H. ed., Baron David Hume’s Lectures, 1786-1822. Vol. I, Stair Society, 5 (1939) Walton, F.P. ed., Lord Hermand’s Consistorial Decisions, 1684-1777, Stair Society, 6 (1940) Donaldson, G.; Macrae, C. eds., St Andrews Formulare, 1514-1546. Vol. I, Stair Society, 7 (1942) Clyde, J.A. ed., Acta Dominorum Concilii, 26 March 1501-27 January 1502, Stair Society, 8 (1943) Donaldson, G. ed., St Andrews Formulare, 1514-1546. Vol. II, Stair Society, 9 (1944) Cooper, T.M. ed., The Register of Brieves, as contained in the Ayr Ms., the Bute Ms., and Quoniam Attachiamenta and Mackie, J.D. ed., Thomas Thomson’s Memorial on Old Extent, Stair Society, 10 (1946) Cooper, T.M. ed., Regiam Majestatem and Quoniam Attachiamenta, based on the text of Sir John Skene, Stair Society, 11 (1947) Cameron, J. ed., The Justiciary Records of Argyll and the Isles, 1664-1705. Vol. I, Stair Society, 12 (1949) Paton, G.C.H. ed., Baron David Hume’s Lectures, 1786-1822. Vol. II, Stair Society, 13 (1949) Shearer, I.H. ed., Selected cases from Acta Dominorum Concilii et Sessionis. From 27th May 1532, the inception of the court, to 5 July 1533, Stair Society, 14 (1951) Paton, G.C.H. ed., Baron David Hume’s Lectures, 1786-1822. Vol. III, Stair Society, 15 (1952) Gillon, S.A. ed., Selected Justiciary Cases, 1624-1650. Vol. I, Stair Society, 16 (1953) Paton, G.C.H. ed., Baron David Hume’s Lectures, 1786-1822. Vol. IV, Stair Society, 17 (1955) Paton, G.C.H. ed., Baron David Hume’s Lectures, 1786-1822. Vol. V, Stair Society, 18 (1957) Paton, G.C.H. ed., Baron David Hume’s Lectures, 1786-1822. Vol. VI, Stair Society, 19 (1958) Paton, G.C.H. ed., A Supplement to Baron Hume’s Lectures, Stair Society, 19A (1957) An Introduction to Scottish Legal History, Stair Society, 20 (1958) Part 1: The general development of Scots Law. Cooper, T.M., From David I to Bruce, 1124-1329. The Scoto-Norman law. Paton, G.C.H., The dark age, 1329-1532. Smith, J.I., The transition to the modern law, 1532-1660. Smith, J.I., The rise of modern Scots law, 1660-1707. Paton, G.C.H., The eighteenth century and later. Part 2: The history of particular branches of Scots law and practice. A. The law of persons. Scanlan, J.D., Husband and wife: pre-reformation canon law of marriage of the officials’ courts. 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Vol. II, Stair Society, 22 (1963) Willock, I.D., The Origins and Development of the Jury in Scotland, Stair Society, 23 (1966) Barry, J.C. ed., William Hay’s Lectures on Marriage, Stair Society, 24 (1967) Imrie, J. ed., The Justiciary Records of Argyll and the Isles, 1664-1705. Vol. II, Stair Society, 25 (1969) Miscellany. One, Stair Society, 26 (1971) Stone, E.L.G., George Neilson: the march laws. 1. George Neilson (1858-1923); Rae, T.I. ed., 2. The march laws. Robertson, J.J. ed., De composicione cartarum. Grant, I.D. ed., Not improven: Advocate and Leslie v. Brown and Johnston, 1582. Murray, A.L., Sir John Skene and the exchequer, 1594-1612. Stevenson, D., The English and the public records of Scotland, 1650-1660. Adams, I.H., Division of the commonty of Hassendean, 1761-1763. Mackenzie Stuart, A.J., A royal debtor at Holyrood. Bennett Millar, J., The Paisley Union Bank robbery. Smith, J.I. ed., Selected Justiciary Cases, 1624-1650. 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