The North American Review, Volume 118O. Everett, 1968 |
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Page 215
... Roman Law , " is but a partial repre- sentation of the extent and variety of the author's legal studies . The book was prepared as a course of lectures to the Senior Class of Yale College , but they had also been read twice at least ...
... Roman Law , " is but a partial repre- sentation of the extent and variety of the author's legal studies . The book was prepared as a course of lectures to the Senior Class of Yale College , but they had also been read twice at least ...
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... Roman law is unquestionably the best , and almost the only satisfactory subject for scientific study to the student of legal history . Its advantages are obvious and undisputed , nor is it intended to dispute them here . Acquaintance ...
... Roman law is unquestionably the best , and almost the only satisfactory subject for scientific study to the student of legal history . Its advantages are obvious and undisputed , nor is it intended to dispute them here . Acquaintance ...
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... Roman . Such power in the hands of the wife is incompatible with the Roman conception of patria potestas . It implies a family tie much more closely resembling the German . In other words , it points to the inevitable conclusion that the ...
... Roman . Such power in the hands of the wife is incompatible with the Roman conception of patria potestas . It implies a family tie much more closely resembling the German . In other words , it points to the inevitable conclusion that the ...
Contents
ARCTIC EXPLORATION | 23 |
ANTIQUITY OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS | 70 |
THE CURRENCY AND FINANCES OF THE UNITED STATES | 88 |
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