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2001réf. DADAX0765807955Routledge 2001-05-31. New edition. paperback. New. 6.00x1.04x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Routledge paperback
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1901réf. 039604London: John Murray 1901. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/No Dust Jacket. Octavo. pp VI 415. Fully bound in crimson Morocco. 17th printing. AEG. Law Society prize plate to FPD and crest in gilt to upper board. John Murray hardcover
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réf. A9780765807953Paperback / softback. New. This is the enduring work of 19th-century legal historian Henry Sumner Maine. His narrative spans the ancient world in which individuals were bound by status to traditional groups and the modern one in which individuals are free to make contracts with whomever they choose. paperback
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réf. B9780765807953Paperback / softback. New. This is the enduring work of 19th-century legal historian Henry Sumner Maine. His narrative spans the ancient world in which individuals were bound by status to traditional groups and the modern one in which individuals are free to make contracts with whomever they choose. paperback
réf. B9780359010073Hardback. New. In this fascinating book Henry Sumner Maine demonstrates how legal principles dating back to Ancient Rome evolved and permeated the modern legal system and society of the United States. A superb investigation of the roots of law ranging across thousands of years this work uncovers resemblances between the government of the United States and the government of Ancient Rome. In particular the American Constitution and the Declaration of Independence are shown to have heavily derived from the Roman Jus Gentium - 'Law of the people'. At the time Maine published his analysis the United States had already demonstrated vast differences across its regions and geography. The American Civil War in particular advertised divisions in the population. The author draws parallels between the localities of North America and the wide-ranging cultures and peoples that populated the Roman Empire noting that the federal legal system of both societies is a standard effectively applied to such vast disparate areas. hardcover
réf. B9781108044943Paperback / softback. New. This hugely influential work of 1861 is probably the one for which Sir Henry Maine 1822-88 is best remembered. Published at a time when the evolution of institutions as well as of species was a topic of widespread interest it remains a landmark work in the intellectual history of jurisprudence. paperback
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réf. 234623S.l., s.d. (vers 1910) in-8, [25] ff. n. ch., avec des collettes pour les notes aux ff. 6, 8, 10, 14, 15, 17, 19, et 24, écriture épaisse, régulière et lisible, broché.
réf. 243141Laval, Godbert, 1843 in-8, 16 pp., broché, couverture imprimée. Couverture abimée.
1763réf. 38819Amsterdam: Chez Marc-Michel Rey 1763. 2 parts in 1 vol. Small 8vo 14x8 cmContemporary leather spine gilt faded with morocco title-label covers with loss of small pieces of leather marbled endpapers. xl128;ii189iii pp. First title soiled otherwise good copy. Barbier I171 mentions 2 editions: This first edition and Londres 1789 Chez Marc-Michel Rey hardcover
réf. 558238Le Mans, Imprimerie Monnoyer, s.d. [vers 1850] In-4 broché,VII-244pp, table des noms de lieux, fiefs, familles, monastères, couvents, abbayes, prieurés, églises, chapelles, diocèses, vécues, paroisses, chapitres et confréries.
réf. 235045Le Mans, Lebrault & Fils, 1895 in-8, 84 pp., broché. Etiquette collée sur la première de couverture.
