The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... to the witty conversation of a very human and a very learned friend . But the testimony of many witnesses shows that no amount of diligent reading F 1 I of his books can give the impression which he made 8 IN MEMORIAM :
... to the witty conversation of a very human and a very learned friend . But the testimony of many witnesses shows that no amount of diligent reading F 1 I of his books can give the impression which he made 8 IN MEMORIAM :
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... show what was the original form of these legal rules and institutions , what sphere of usefulness they had once filled , whether they still performed any useful functions , and , if they did , whether by judicious change , they could be ...
... show what was the original form of these legal rules and institutions , what sphere of usefulness they had once filled , whether they still performed any useful functions , and , if they did , whether by judicious change , they could be ...
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... shows . All teachers of early law and early institutions should put that paper into the hands of their students , because it affords one or two striking object lessons of some of the 1 Collected Papers , II , 313–365 . dangers incident ...
... shows . All teachers of early law and early institutions should put that paper into the hands of their students , because it affords one or two striking object lessons of some of the 1 Collected Papers , II , 313–365 . dangers incident ...
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... shows that he always applied this test to his statements . In a letter which he wrote to me he said : - " People can't understand old law unless you give a few concrete illustrations : at least I can't . " In the third place , he is ...
... shows that he always applied this test to his statements . In a letter which he wrote to me he said : - " People can't understand old law unless you give a few concrete illustrations : at least I can't . " In the third place , he is ...
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... shows how he would employ the comparative method , not only to elucidate legal history , but also to improve modern law . As Professor Saleilles has said : " Une ère nouvelle de rapprochement s'ouvra pour cette vaste communauté ...
... shows how he would employ the comparative method , not only to elucidate legal history , but also to improve modern law . As Professor Saleilles has said : " Une ère nouvelle de rapprochement s'ouvra pour cette vaste communauté ...
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