Finding cases in year books of Edw I & III published in Rolls Series
1. Bodleian Law Library
Available online to OSS holders via
HeinOnline, and on the free web via Gallica.
Year books temp E1 & E3
published in Rolls Series
2. Rolls Series (RS)
Rerum britannicarum medii aevi
scriptores or Chronicles & memorials
of GB & Ireland during the MA
Pub. by authority of HM Treasury,
directed by Master of the Rolls
Include year books from reigns of
Edward I 1272-1307 & Edward III
1327-1377
Year book editor Horwood
3. Le Botiler v Wakefield (1302)
YB 30 & 31 Edw I (RS) 46
In Reading Lists/footnotes/citations
RS in citation? Definitely Rolls Series
Citations to either Edw I or III? Most
probably Rolls Series (if published at
all)
Holders of an Oxford Single Sign On
username and password will find
these in HeinOnline.
13. Rolls Series (RS)
“Mostly” available free online via
French national library website
http://gallica.bnf.fr
Unfortunately some of the scans
seem to be defective – eg lack some
pages
15. Books simple search screen
USE WHOLE PHRASE within “ “
"Year books of the reign of king
Edward the First“
Or “Year books of the reign of king
Edward the Third”
16. Or in Advanced Search
Title: either
Year first
Or
Year third
Author either
Horwood
(Edw I) or
Pike (Edw 3)
17. Result Screen – detailed & 4
routes to text
Synthetic
display is
better??
26. YB Edward III in Gallica
[1] 11-12 Edw 3
[2] 12-13 Edw 3
[3] 13-14 Edw 3
[4] 14 Edw 3
[5] 14-15 Edw 3
[6] 15 Edw 3
[8] part 2 = 2nd
part 16 Edw 3
[9] 17 Edw 3
[10] 17-18 Edw
3
[11] 18 Edw 3
[12] 18-19 Edw
3
[13] 19 Edw 3
[14] 1st part of
20 Edw 3
[15] [2] 2nd part
of 20 Edw 3
Editor's Notes
WARNING – one mis-scan knownEdw I [I] pp up to 205 = in syncThen “206” = 386 to “265” = 445266 to end is back in syncCheck page on drop down matches that of citation
Most /3 offer allow you choose a page from a drop down menuLeaf through – sometimes requires 2 clicks to work – then opens new window/web page where you can “Go to” a page by typing in the page number in a search box – you can turn page by mouse work in top cornersBoth options allow you to turn page forward or back via arrows to right or left
So see links in Weblearn or at least use it as a table of correspondences.