"The Law of Tithes" by William Bohun, first published in 1730, provides a comprehensive overview of tithes under English law. This historical legal text delves into the nature, kinds, properties, and incidents of tithes, explaining by whom, to whom, when, and in what manner they are payable. The book further elucidates how and in what courts tithes can be sued for and recovered, detailing which things, lands, or persons are charged with or exempted from this obligation.

This treatise is a valuable resource for those studying the history of English law, ecclesiastical law, and taxation. It offers a detailed examination of a complex legal subject that profoundly impacted English society for centuries. Scholars and legal historians alike will appreciate Bohun's meticulous approach and the depth of his analysis, making this work an important contribution to understanding the legal and religious landscape of 18th-century England.

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