John Selden was an influential English jurist and scholar who lived during the 17th century. This book collects his famous 'Table-Talk' conversations, in which he expounded on a wide range of topics including religion, law, politics, and literature. Selden's insights and anecdotes offer a fascinating window into the intellectual world of early modern England. This edition includes a preface by Robert Waters, a noted Selden scholar.

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