How could England adopt Civil Law... with a POD after 1100?
For this to happen, I think it would be needed for Common Law not to develop much, or, at least, be superimposed by the Ius Commune in English territory during the adoptation of Roman Law, around the XIIth and XIIIth centuries. But how? All I know is that Roman Law would have to have been much more widely accepted than OTL by English jurists.
Besides that, if England becomes part of the continental tradition in Law, how would this fact affect the development of English unicity amidst the Western World?
For this to happen, I think it would be needed for Common Law not to develop much, or, at least, be superimposed by the Ius Commune in English territory during the adoptation of Roman Law, around the XIIth and XIIIth centuries. But how? All I know is that Roman Law would have to have been much more widely accepted than OTL by English jurists.
Besides that, if England becomes part of the continental tradition in Law, how would this fact affect the development of English unicity amidst the Western World?