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A law grammar ; or, Rudiments of the law. |
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K J13 G3 1958
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America's advocate: Robert H. Jackson. |
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K .J131 1962
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The wisdom of the Supreme Court. |
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K J5b
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The book of English law / |
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K J54
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The law and the constitution. |
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K J56 O18 1963
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Courtroom warrior; the combative career of William Travers Jerome. |
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K J65
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Land tenure in early England; a discussion of some problems. |
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K J67
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The law merchant and negotiable instruments in colonial New York, 1664 to 1730. |
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K +J7
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The works of Sir William Jones : in six volumes. |
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K J7 1956
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The law and legal theory of the Greeks : an introduction / |
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K .J72
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The criminal courts of the Roman Republic and Principate. |
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K J75 1954
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Historical introduction to the study of Roman law. |
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K J77 1960
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Studies in Roman government and law / |
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K J79
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Politics and the Bench: the judges and the origins of the English Civil War |
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K .K1
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Cases on domestic relations, |
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K K16 1958
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The definition of law; |
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K K19r
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Das römische Zivilprozessrecht. |
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K K23
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Placita corone, or La corone pledée devant justices. |
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K K26
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The Norman Conquest and the common law, |
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K K289
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A primer on roman law / |
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