Sanctity of law : in what does it consist? : the story of man's attainment of law and order from Roman times to the present
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TextPublication details: New York : Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1928Description: vii, 345 p. : 22 cmSubject(s): Law -- History | Rechtsphilosophie | Sanctity of lawDDC classification: 340.09
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| 340.076 UNI CLAT (common law admission test) | 340.08 PAR Studies in jurisprudence and legal theory | 340.08 STO Law and its administration. | 340.09 BUR Sanctity of law : | 340.09 CHA Evolution of India's northern borders | 340.09 DIA Evolution of law and order | 340.09 FOR Essays in legal history in honor of Felix Frankfurter |
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