Le Law French, un idiome protégeant les privilèges du monde des juristes anglais entre 1250 et 1731

Laske, Caroline
(2018) CORELA : Cognition Representation Langage — p. 169-192 (2018)

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Law French as the legal language in use between 1250 and 1731 in the English common law was of a specialised idiom comprehensible only to those within the closed confines of the legal profession. The ordinary men not learned in the law were excluded, not only due to the use of a specialised language but also because that tongue became increasingly foreign to them.
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Laske, C. (2018). Le Law French, un idiome protégeant les privilèges du monde des juristes anglais entre 1250 et 1731. CORELA : Cognition Representation Langage, 169-192. https://doi.org/10.4000/corela.6773 (Original work published 2018)