Abstract
Synthese exigeante sur l’histoire de la justice en Angleterre au XVIIIe siecle, l’ouvrage de David Lemmings offre de nombreuses perspectives qui peuvent interesser plus largement les sciences sociales. Le cœur de sa problematique porte en effet sur la transformation des rapports entre peuple et gouvernement. Le XVIIIe siecle voit en Angleterre une augmentation massive de la legislation parlementaire, ce qui modifie l’exercice du rule of law qui accordait a la jurisprudence coutumiere une plac...
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