Living law of democratic society

Littleton, Colo.: F.B. Rothman (1949)
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Hall discusses the ideas of modern day legal philosophers such as Duguit, Geny, Ehrlich, & Kelsen, & what their conceptions mean to a democratic society.

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K230.H34.L58 1982

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