The legal mind in America from independence to the civil war

By:

Miller Perry

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Publication details: New York Anchor Books 1962Description: 312pISBN:

9780801490972

Subject(s):

1. Law - U S A 2. Jurisprudence

DDC classification:

340.100000 MIL

Contents:

Summary: Twenty-three documents and speeches concerned with the emergence and the formulation of a theory of American law, edited with an introduction and notes by Perry Miller.

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Twenty-three documents and speeches concerned with the emergence and the formulation of a theory of American law, edited with an introduction and notes by Perry Miller.

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