An Englishman's (a man's) home is his castle
Posted by Geoffrey Shindler on June 14, 2004
I was most interested to read in this item the fact that Sir Edward Coke lived between 1552 and 1634 and he is quoted as saying "For a man's house is his castle..." in the year 1644, ten years after he died. Something has gone wrong somewhere. Your comments please.
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