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506

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Table of Contents

Relation between law and public opinion.
Characteristics of law-making opinion in England.
Democracy and legislation.
The three main currents of public opinion.
The period of old Toryism or legislative quiescence.
The period of Benthamism or individualism.
The growth of collectivism.
Period of collectivism.
The debt of collectivism to Benthamism.
Counter-currents and cross-currents of legislative opinion.
Judicial legislation.
Relation between legislative opinion and general public opinion.
Appendix: I. The right of association. II. The Ecclesiastical commission. III. University tests. IV. Judge-made law.

Edition Notes

"1st ed., 1905; 2d ed., 1914."

Published in
London

Classifications

Library of Congress
JF432.G8 D55, JF432.G8 D5 1914

The Physical Object

Pagination
xciv, 506 p.
Number of pages
506

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6567838M
Internet Archive
cu31924021525328
LCCN
14011597
OCLC/WorldCat
3765348
Library Thing
1168375

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