Historical jurisprudence : an introduction to the systematic study of the development of law
Type
Book
Authors
Category
United Kingdom
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Publication Year
1922
Publisher
The MacMillan Company, United States
Pages
xv, 517 pages
Subject
Historical Jurisprudence
Abstract
"The study of historical jurisprudence possesses a complex attractiveness. It has a value that is at once theoretical and practical, an interest that arises from the ease of acquiring, as well as from the difficulty of comprehending, its principles..."- Preface
Description
Contents:
Introduction : The province of historical jurisprudence -- I. The foundations of law. 1. The law of Babylonia -- 2. The law of Egypt -- 3. The law of Phoenicia -- 4. The law of Israel -- 5. The law of India -- 6. The law of Greece -- II. The development of jurisprudence. 7. Early Roman law -- 8. Period of the republic -- 9. The law of the early empire -- 10. The of the Christian empire -- 11. The Justinian Code -- 12. Canon law -- 13. Barbarian codes -- III. The beginnings of modern jurisprudence. 14. The renewed study of Roman law -- 15. The reception of Roman law -- 16. Early English law
Introduction : The province of historical jurisprudence -- I. The foundations of law. 1. The law of Babylonia -- 2. The law of Egypt -- 3. The law of Phoenicia -- 4. The law of Israel -- 5. The law of India -- 6. The law of Greece -- II. The development of jurisprudence. 7. Early Roman law -- 8. Period of the republic -- 9. The law of the early empire -- 10. The of the Christian empire -- 11. The Justinian Code -- 12. Canon law -- 13. Barbarian codes -- III. The beginnings of modern jurisprudence. 14. The renewed study of Roman law -- 15. The reception of Roman law -- 16. Early English law
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