Project:Bibliography/Early Irish law/Legal entry

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Bibliography

Early Irish law
Legal entry (tellach)

Kelly, Fergus, A guide to early Irish law, Early Irish Law Series, 3, Dublin: DIAS, 1988.

186–189 Second part of ch. 7: ‘Distraint and legal entry’

Legal entry (tellach): general and miscellaneous

Charles-Edwards, T. M., Early Irish and Welsh kinship, Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1993.

[Part III: Claims to land by virtue of kinship] “5. Irish tellach”

Female entry (ban-tellach)

Textual sources

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