63 tion of justice. This is particularly valuable at the trial level in non-criminal cases, about which very fewprinted records exist prior to the 19th century. I hope that these pages will have helped to explain the workings of the English royal courts as of 1789. Certainly the occasion for these comparative reflections —two hundred years of history in the Swedish Supreme Court — is auspicious and unique. I am honored to have been invited to play a small commemorativepart.
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