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Bench and Bureaucracy
Category: History
By: L. M. Hill
Product Type: Book
Date created: 2009-06-29
Time created: 10:37:50
Number of Pages: 334
Page Size: 6 x 9
Finish: Non-Glossy
Sidedness: Double Sided
Description
The late Elizabethan and early Jacobean periods witnessed the emergence of a transitional figure in the crown's service, a person who was not yet fully a bureaucrat in the modern sense, but who nonetheless acted with a considerable degree of independence from the crown. Sir Julius Caesar (1558-1636) is an exemplar of this new kind of officer of state, and his career assumes even grater interest because he was also the most prominent civil lawyer of his generation.
Through Caesar's career over a half-century, we can observe the inner workings of patronage, the day-to-day problems of royal service, the quarrels between rival crown servants, the conflicts between common law and civil courts, and more personally, the way in which an ambitious man could build a dynasty for his sons.
Caesar occupied such judicial positions as Judge of the Admiralty, Master of Requests, Master of Chancery, and Master of the Rolls. Administratively, Caesar served as Chancellor of the Exchequer and as Privy Councillor. Through him we see some of these institutions at critical points in their history. Admiralty under stress of the privateering war against Spain; Request when that hapless court not only was subject to prohibitions, but saw its very existence threatened; and the Exchequer in the course of the fiscal crisis that culminated in the abortive negotiations over Salisbury's Great Contract in 1610.
L.J. Hill is Professor of History at the University of California, Irvine, and the editor of Sir Julius Caesar's The Ancient State, Authoritie, and Proceedings of the Court of Requests.
This is a reproduction edition from a scanned copy of the following original edition:
Title Bench and bureaucracy: the public career of Sir Julius Caesar, 1580-1636
Author Lamar M. Hill
Publisher Stanford University Press, 1988
ISBN 0804714177, 9780804714174
Length 316 pages
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Contents
In Steade of Your Father 1
To Rule and Governe as an Admirall in Deede 26
The Last but Not the Least 54
The Eldest Judge the Youngest and the Poorest 88
Awaiting a Chasteminded Joseph 113
Dayly Labourers in the Publick Service 137
A Sacred Offer Not to Be Refused 150
Cares and Miseries 179
A Doating Time 197
Proper Days for Every Business 222
Enrolled in Heaven 238
Epilogue 258
Notes 271
Works Cited 298
Index 305
Copyright
Through Caesar's career over a half-century, we can observe the inner workings of patronage, the day-to-day problems of royal service, the quarrels between rival crown servants, the conflicts between common law and civil courts, and more personally, the way in which an ambitious man could build a dynasty for his sons.
Caesar occupied such judicial positions as Judge of the Admiralty, Master of Requests, Master of Chancery, and Master of the Rolls. Administratively, Caesar served as Chancellor of the Exchequer and as Privy Councillor. Through him we see some of these institutions at critical points in their history. Admiralty under stress of the privateering war against Spain; Request when that hapless court not only was subject to prohibitions, but saw its very existence threatened; and the Exchequer in the course of the fiscal crisis that culminated in the abortive negotiations over Salisbury's Great Contract in 1610.
L.J. Hill is Professor of History at the University of California, Irvine, and the editor of Sir Julius Caesar's The Ancient State, Authoritie, and Proceedings of the Court of Requests.
This is a reproduction edition from a scanned copy of the following original edition:
Title Bench and bureaucracy: the public career of Sir Julius Caesar, 1580-1636
Author Lamar M. Hill
Publisher Stanford University Press, 1988
ISBN 0804714177, 9780804714174
Length 316 pages
Find more reproduction works from Stanford University Press at QOOP.com
Contents
In Steade of Your Father 1
To Rule and Governe as an Admirall in Deede 26
The Last but Not the Least 54
The Eldest Judge the Youngest and the Poorest 88
Awaiting a Chasteminded Joseph 113
Dayly Labourers in the Publick Service 137
A Sacred Offer Not to Be Refused 150
Cares and Miseries 179
A Doating Time 197
Proper Days for Every Business 222
Enrolled in Heaven 238
Epilogue 258
Notes 271
Works Cited 298
Index 305
Copyright
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