“English”
the word already restricts to NOT EVEN British or U.K.ian
but also, more importantly, confuses one
to what is SO much MORE than EVEN British or U.K.ian
(for example the “language” : U.S.A.ian, Australian, etc.).
[… further perusals …]
“Common”
is a word commonly used (pan intended),
however, what IS actually considered AS “common”
is totally open to interpretation.
ESPECIALLY, in regard to
“Law”
which is perhaps a word, almost IDENTICAL TO
“patri~archy”.
.
So,
when ONE is considering the
study,
practice,
application
of “English Common Law”
what is
in REALity
AND
in TRUTH~FullNess
ONE
ACT~u~ally
studying, practicing, applying ? !!!
.
.
awnidea 