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    The Subject's Unanswered Plea: A Restorative and Comparative History of Immunity — Book · pre-publishing edition; the citations in the notes are clickable
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    Where Immunity Came From — the history of immunity in 74 entries, every one read from this book or a copy of its source

    “There is great reason that the King himself shall take account of it, and no other.”

    — Sir Edward Coke, Floyd v. Barker (Star Chamber, 1607), 12 Co. Rep. 23, 77 Eng. Rep. 1307