The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... English law could not of course render superfluous a comprehensive view of English legal history . Reeves has con- tinued up to the present time to be the only serviceable book of this nature . This book , in view of the time when it ...
... English law could not of course render superfluous a comprehensive view of English legal history . Reeves has con- tinued up to the present time to be the only serviceable book of this nature . This book , in view of the time when it ...
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have exhausted , or at least noticed , the late special English works , and the numerous publications of historico ... English law . Gratifying as it is to see in England , at the present time , a growing appreciation of the Roman law ...
have exhausted , or at least noticed , the late special English works , and the numerous publications of historico ... English law . Gratifying as it is to see in England , at the present time , a growing appreciation of the Roman law ...
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... English jurist argues in this way : The Roman law is a most exquisite law , consequently our English law is based in great part upon Roman law . Finlason's " Introduction " is a warning example of the perver- sities and errors to which ...
... English jurist argues in this way : The Roman law is a most exquisite law , consequently our English law is based in great part upon Roman law . Finlason's " Introduction " is a warning example of the perver- sities and errors to which ...
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... English translation is cited as an authority . The Mirrour is in Finlason's hand the magic key for all the enigmas of English legal history ; with its aid he lords it over Reeves , and occasionally over Glan- ville also , and where ...
... English translation is cited as an authority . The Mirrour is in Finlason's hand the magic key for all the enigmas of English legal history ; with its aid he lords it over Reeves , and occasionally over Glan- ville also , and where ...
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... English works upon English law , or that he has not digested them , and that Kemble and Palgrave have written in vain , so far as he is concerned . It was especially surprising to us , however , to find no mention of Nichols's new ...
... English works upon English law , or that he has not digested them , and that Kemble and Palgrave have written in vain , so far as he is concerned . It was especially surprising to us , however , to find no mention of Nichols's new ...
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