Edward Coke dug up Magna Carta, faced down two kings, and decided a case in 1610 that describes the modern administrative state with uncomfortable precision
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In 1610, the Court of Common Pleas in London heard a complaint from a physician named Thomas Bonham.
Bonham had a medical degree from Cambridge. He was practicing in London without a license from the …
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