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100			_aPollock, Frederick
245			_aThe genius of the common law / _cby Sir Frederick Pollock
260			_aDelhi; _bLaw and justice publishing co., _c2023.
300			_avii, 141 p.; _c23 cm.
500			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index
505			_aI. Our Lady And Her Knights Continuity of the Common Law. Germanio origins and tradition. II. The Giants and the Gods Archaio formalism. Its necessity and tyranny. The King's authority as deliverer. III. Surrebutter Castle. Decadent formalism. Special pleading in nineteenth century. Baron Surrebutter and Crogate. IV. Element in the Gate External dangers. Medieval lawlessness. Officialism, ancient and modern. Administrative encroachment. Popular and political jealousy. Socialism and Anarchism. The Common Law and the Puritans. V. Resoue And Ransom Remedies within the Common Law: why artificial and Extensions of jurisdiction.partial. Lay interference. Fictions. Reform by legislation: danger of amateur work. VI. Alliance And Conquest Borrowing. Competition with other systems. Assimila tion. Law merchant. Adaptation to modern business conditions. VII. Prerils of the Market-Place Contact with economic opinion: conflicts of doctrine and tendency. Restraint of trade. Combinations Responsibility of employers and undertakers. VIII. The Perpetual Quest Conclusion Vitality of the Common Law. Competence for unremitting advance. Vindication of its native merit. Law the sister of Freedom.
520			_aThe purpose of the Carpentier Lectures is not to furnish text-books for ordinary professional use, and I have there-fore not thought it proper to cite authorities except for a few historical illustrations too lately published to be familiar, or otherwise off the usual lines. Once or twice I have named a leading case for the convenience of learned readers. I do not think I have positively stated anything as law which will not be well known to any such reader, and easily verified if desired; and the same remark applies to the historical data. ---Lawbookshop.net
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