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Studies in history and jurisprudence, volume 2 (of 2)Viscount James Bryce Bryce

Studies in history and jurisprudence, volume 2 (of 2)

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Studies in history and jurisprudence, volume 2 (of 2), by Viscount James Bryce Bryce. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #78301.

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68 Chapters

  1. 1.Front Matter2,957 words
  2. 2.Chapter I: Theories Regarding Political Obedience1,468 words
  3. 3.Chapter II: The Grounds of Obedience in General5,838 words
  4. 4.Chapter III: The Future of Political Obedience5,924 words
  5. 5.Chapter I: Preliminary642 words
  6. 6.Chapter II: LEGAL SOVEREIGNTY (De Iure)2,226 words
  7. 7.Chapter III: PRACTICAL SOVEREIGNTY (De Facto)1,408 words
  8. 8.Chapter IV: The Relations of Legal to Practical Sovereignty2,425 words
  9. 9.Chapter V: Roman and Mediaeval Views of Sovereignty2,488 words
  10. 10.Chapter VI: Modern Theories of Sovereignty3,441 words
  11. 11.Chapter VII: Questions Regarding Sovereignty Liable to Be Confounded1,940 words
  12. 12.Chapter VIII: Sovereignty in International Relations850 words
  13. 13.Chapter IX: Sovereignty in a Federation1,023 words
  14. 14.Chapter X: Conclusion1,155 words
  15. 15.Chapter I: The Idea of Nature as a Ruling Force2,298 words
  16. 16.Chapter II: Origin of the Conception of Natural Law2,520 words
  17. 17.Chapter III: The Roman ‘law of the Nations.’2,132 words
  18. 18.Chapter IV: Connexion of the Law of Nature with the Law of the Nations2,536 words
  19. 19.Chapter V: Relation of Natural Law to General Customary Law1,227 words
  20. 20.Chapter VI: Meaning Attached by the Roman Jurists to Nature2,549 words
  21. 21.Chapter VII: The Law of Nature in the Middle Ages1,306 words
  22. 22.Chapter VIII: The Law of Nature in Modern Times2,648 words
  23. 23.Chapter IX: Conclusion (1)8,883 words
  24. 24.Chapter IX: Conclusion (2)8,563 words
  25. 25.Chapter IX: Conclusion (3)4,517 words
  26. 26.Chapter I: Law-Making Authorities in General1,808 words
  27. 27.Chapter II: Jurists as Makers of Law1,994 words
  28. 28.Chapter III: Difference Between the Action of Roman and That of English Jurists2,028 words
  29. 29.Chapter IV: Magistrates and Judges as Makers of Law3,774 words
  30. 30.Chapter V: The System of Praetorian Edicts as Compared with English Case Law3,491 words
  31. 31.Chapter VI: Direct Legislation at Rome2,927 words
  32. 32.Chapter VII: Direct Legislation at Rome1,405 words
  33. 33.Chapter VIII: Direct Legislation at Rome3,533 words
  34. 34.Chapter IX: Direct Legislation in England3,019 words
  1. 35.Chapter X: Some Reflections Suggested by the History of Legislation2,348 words
  2. 36.Chapter I: Five Chief Epochs of Legal Change at Rome555 words
  3. 37.Chapter II: Five Epochs of Legal Change in England615 words
  4. 38.Chapter III: Outline of Legal Changes at Rome3,491 words
  5. 39.Chapter IV: Outline of the Progress of Legal Changes in England2,440 words
  6. 40.Chapter V: Some Differences Between the Development of Roman and That of English2,320 words
  7. 41.Chapter VI: Observations on France and Germany736 words
  8. 42.Chapter VII: Private Law Least Affected by Political Changes or Direct944 words
  9. 43.Chapter I: Introductory575 words
  10. 44.Chapter II: Character of Marriage in Early Law710 words
  11. 45.Chapter III: The Earlier Form of Roman Marriage Law1,151 words
  12. 46.Chapter IV: Change From the Earlier to the Later835 words
  13. 47.Chapter V: Later Marriage Law: Personal Relation1,001 words
  14. 48.Chapter VI: Later Law. Pecuniary Relations of the Consorts1,282 words
  15. 49.Chapter VII: General Character of the Roman Conception of Marriage488 words
  16. 50.Chapter VIII: Divorce in Roman Law1,182 words
  17. 51.Chapter IX: Influence of Christianity on the Roman Divorce Law976 words
  18. 52.Chapter X: Some Other Features of Roman Marriage Law1,933 words
  19. 53.Chapter XI: Marriage Under the Canon Law1,148 words
  20. 54.Chapter XII: The English Law of Marriage1,132 words
  21. 55.Chapter XIII: Property Relations of the Consorts Under English Law1,006 words
  22. 56.Chapter XIV: Gradual Amendment of the English Matrimonial Law1,709 words
  23. 57.Chapter XV: Divorce Under the Canon Law522 words
  24. 58.Chapter XVI: The Later Law of Divorce in England and Scotland995 words
  25. 59.Chapter XVII: The Divorce Laws of the United States1,246 words
  26. 60.Chapter XVIII: Statistics of Divorce in America1,959 words
  27. 61.Chapter XIX: Divorce in Modern European Countries866 words
  28. 62.Chapter XX: Comparison of the Process of Change at Rome and in the Modern World1,184 words
  29. 63.Chapter XXI: Tendencies Affecting the Permanence of the Marriage Tie1,772 words
  30. 64.Chapter XXII: Influence of the Church and the Law424 words
  31. 65.Chapter XXIII: Does the English Law of Divorce Need Amendment?1,199 words
  32. 66.Chapter XXIV: Some General Reflections: Changes in Theory and in Sentiment (1)8,820 words
  33. 67.Chapter XXIV: Some General Reflections: Changes in Theory and in Sentiment (2)8,536 words
  34. 68.Chapter XXIV: Some General Reflections: Changes in Theory and in Sentiment (3)6,939 words