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050 4 $aK150$b.W54 1936
100 1 $aWigmore, John Henry,$d1863-1943.
245 12 $aA panorama of the world's legal systems /$cby John Henry Wigmore.
246 30 $aWorld's legal systems
250 $aLibrary ed.
260 $aWashington, D.C. :$bWashington Law Book Co.,$c1936.
300 $axxiii, 1206 p. :$bill., maps., ports, facsims. ;$c25 cm.
500 $aIncludes Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Hebrew, Chinese, Hindu, Greek, Roman, Japanese, Mohammedan, Keltic, Slavic, Germanic, maritime, papal, Romanesque and Anglican legal systems.
504 $a"Sources of illustrations; Sources of documents quoted in text; General references" at end of each section.
505 1 $aChapter I. The Egyptian legal system -- Chapter II. The mesopotamian legal system -- Chapter III. The Hebrew legal system -- Chapter IV. The chinese legal system -- I. Political principles -- II. The old legal system -- III. The new legal system -- Chapter V. The hindu legal system -- I. Races and languages in india -- II. The buddhist branch -- III. The Brahman branch -- Chapter VI. The greek legal system -- Chapter VII. The roman legal system -- I. Period of the republic -- II. Period of the early empire -- III. Period of the later empire -- Chapter VIII. The japanese legal system -- I. First period, a.d. 500-1200 -- II. Second period, a.d. 1200-1600 -- III. Third period, a.d. 1600-1850 -- IV. Fourth period, a.d. 1850+ -- Chapter IX. The Mohammedan legal system -- I. Origin and spread of islam -- II. Civil justice -- III. Criminal justice -- IV. Retrospect -- Chapter X. The keltic legal system -- I. First period: keltic independence -- II. Second period: the surviving keltic systems -- III. Third period: dissolution of the keltic system -- Chapter XI. The slavic legal system -- I. Bohemia -- II. Poland -- III. Yugoslavia -- IV. Russia -- Chapter XII. The germanic legal system -- I. First period -- II. Second period -- III. Third period -- IV. Fourth period -- Chapter XIII. The maritime legal system -- I. The common law of the sea -- II. The national laws of the sea -- III. the common law of the sea, once more -- Chapter XIV. The papal (or canon) legal system -- Chapter XV. The romanesque legal system -- I. Resurrection of justinian's law-books -- II. Adaptation of roman law -- III. Nationalization of roman law -- IV. Expansion of romanesque law -- Chapter XVI. The anglican legal system -- I. Building a common law -- II. Rejecting the romanesque law -- III. Cosmopolitanization and expansion -- Chapter XVII. Epilogue: the evolution of legal systems
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650 0 $aComparative law.
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776 08 $iOnline version:$aWigmore, John Henry, 1863-1943.$tPanorama of the world's legal systems.$bLibrary ed.$dWashington, D.C., Washington law book Co. [c1936]$w(OCoLC)609696575
776 08 $iOnline version:$aWigmore, John Henry, 1863-1943.$tPanorama of the world's legal systems.$bLibrary ed.$dWashington, D.C., Washington law book Co. [©1936]$w(OCoLC)609696575
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