Phillimore, Robert Sir
Also known as
Robert PhillimoreRobert Joseph PhillimoreSir Robert PhillimorePhillimore, Robert [Joseph] Sir., bartRobert Phillimore D C LPhillimore, Robert Joseph SirMP ROBERT PHILLIMOREPhillimore, Robert
Born 1810-01-01
Died 1885-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF13051089
- WikidataQ7528832
- ISNI0000000080927543
- Amazon1343650313
- Open LibraryOL1294991A
Top Subjects
- International law (6)
- Great Britain (5)
- Domicile (2)
- Great Britain -- Foreign relations -- United States (1)
- United States -- Foreign relations -- Great Britain (1)
- Episcopal Church (1)
- Canon law (1)
Books by Phillimore, Robert Sir
Total count: 37
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THE CASE OF THE CREOLE CONSIDERED, IN A SECOND LETTER TO THE RT. HON. LORD ASHBURTONJ. HATCHARD1842-01-01
A letter to the Right Hon. Lord Ashburtonsuggested by the questions of international law raised in the message of the American presidentJ. Hatchard and Son, 187, Piccadilly1842-01-01-
The study of the civil and canon lawconsidered in its relation to the state, the church, and the universities, and in its connection with the college of advocatesS. Sweet1843-01-01
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Thoughts on the law of divorce in EnglandS. Sweet1844-01-01
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Memoirs and correspondence from 1734 to 1773J. Ridgway1845-01-01
Memoirs and correspondence of George, Lord Lyttelton, from 1734 to 1773.J. Ridgway1845-01-01-
The law of domicilBenning1847-01-01
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The law of domicilW. Benning1847-01-01
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Russia and Turkeyarmed intervention on the ground of religion considered as a question of international law : with appendix of documents2nd ed.J. Ridgway1853-01-01
Commentaries upon international lawT. & J. W. Johnson1854-01-01-
Commentaries upon international lawW.G. Benning1854-01-01
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Commentaries upon international lawWilliam G. Benning and Co., Law Booksellers, 43, Fleet Street1854-01-01
Commenentaries upon international lawT. & J. W. Johnson1854-01-01
Commentaries Upon International LawT. & J. W. Johnson1855-01-01
Memoir of Edward Lord Bishop of Salisbury.s.n.1855-01-01
Commentaries upon international law.2d ed.Butterworths; [etc., etc.]1861-01-01
Commentaries Upon International LawW. Benning1861-01-01
Speech ...in the case of "The office of the judge promoted by the Bishop of Salisbury against Williams." ... and the criminal articles against Dr. R. Williams.Saunders, Otley1862-01-01
The scheme of the "Church House"Higgs, printer1865-01-01
Judgment delivered ... in the cases of Martin v. Mackonochie and Flamank v. Simpson, ed. by W.G ...1868-01-01-
Judgment, Court of Arches, in the Cases of Martin v. Mackonochie and Flamank v. Simpson2d ed.1868-01-01
Judgment delivered by the Right Hon. Sir Robert Phillimore, D.C.L., official principal of the Court of Arches, in the cases of Martin v. Mackonochie and Flamank v. SimpsonButterworths, 7, Fleet Street, law publishers to the Queen's most excellent Majesty1868-01-01-
Judgment delivered by the Right Hon., Sir Robert Phillimore, D.C.L official principal of the arches court of Canterburyin the case of the office of the judge promoted by Sheppard v. BennettRivingtons1870-01-01
Commentaries upon international law.2d ed.Butterworths; [etc., etc.]1871-01-01-
The ecclesiastical law of the Church of England.H. Sweet [etc.]1873-01-01
The Ecclesiastical Law of the Church of EnglandSweet1873-01-01
Commentaries upon international law3d ed.Butterworths; [etc., etc.]1879-01-01
Commentaries Upon International LawButterworths [etc., etc.]1882-01-01
The principal ecclesiastical judgments delivered in the Court of Arches, 1867 to 1875F.B. Rothman1981-01-01
Commentaries upon International LawVolume 2Adamant Media Corporation2001-02-02
Commentaries Upon International Law, Volume 4Arkose Press2015-09-28
The Ecclesiastical Law, Volume 4Arkose Press2015-10-01
Commentaries Upon International Law, Volume 2Arkose Press2015-10-02
Memoirs and Correspondence From 1734 to 1773, Volume 1Arkose Press2015-10-23
The Ecclesiastical Law of the Church of England; Volume 1Franklin Classics2018-10-11-
Supplement to the Ecclesiastical Law of the Church of EnglandHardPress2020-01-01
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THE CASE OF THE CREOLE CONSIDERED, IN A SECOND LETTER TO THE RT. HON. LORD ASHBURTON.J. HATCHARD