An Englishman's (a man's) home is his castle

Posted by Bob on June 14, 2004

In Reply to: 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.

It took them 10 years to break down his door?

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