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COPYRIGHT 1890, BY
WILLIAM G. HAMMOND.
THE STUDY, NATURE, AND EXTENT OF THE LAW..1-286
BOOK I.
OF THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS............................................................................ .......137-467
INTRODUCTION.
PAGE OF BLACKSTONE.
1
THE STUDY, NATURE, AND EXTENT OF THE LAW...
NOTES.
1. Definition of liberty...........................................................................................................
2. Mediæval teaching of English law.
PAGE OF NOTES.
39
40
3. Revival of Roman law in twelfth century.
43
46
47
6. Connection between the two systems.........
49
55
4. Vacarius and his school.....
5. Opinion of Roman law in England..
7. The abbot of Torum's case..........
8. History of the Vinerian professorship........................ 57
American law schools.
11. American jurists on the command of a superior...... 112
12. Live honestly and hurt nobody.
13. The jus gentium............
117
................... 118
14. Commanding rights and forbidding wrongs.............. 121
15. Laws and commands..................
16. Notification of laws..................................................................................... .................... 131
17. Ex post facto laws.
24. Authentic interpretation and declaratory laws........160
25. Equitable interpretation.........
163
26. Written and unwritten laws.......................................................................................... 200
27. Anglo-Saxon laws...........
202
206
209
28. Antiquity of the common law.....................................................................
29. Customary law. ................ .........
30. Judge-made law and the authority of decisions.. 213
31. Particular customs and usage........
226
32. The canon and civil law in England.......................... 230
English statutes in America........................................ 231
33. Revival of Roman law....
233
34. Parliament cannot bind its successors........................ 237
35. Acts contrary to reason are void..........
238
36. Authority of the common law in America.................
37. Appeals to the king in council....
275
285
1. The origin of legal rights and their relation to laws.. 316
2. Rights of persons and things, rights in rem and in
personam, rights to things real and personal.......... 330
3. Rights in rem are against all persons....
4. The nature of legal rights and duties........
5. The absolute rights....
6. Duress of goods.....
7. Civil death......
8. Definition of civil liberty.
9. Extradition......
10. Eminent domain......
II. Of the Parliament....
11. The estates of the realm..
III.-Of the King, and his Title...
12. Title of Henry VII
12 a. Hereditary monarchy.....
IV.
Of the King's Royal Family.
V. Of the councils belonging to the King..
VI.
Of the King's Duties........
VII. Of the King's Prerogative.......
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337
340
348
351
352
353
358
359
146
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281
338
366
640
644
645
648
376
396
IX. Of subordinate Magistrates....
X. Of the People, whether Aliens, Denizens, or
CHAPTER.
XIII. Of the Military and Maritime States........... 408
Of Master and Servant......
XIV.
433
751
753
755
26. Respondeat superior and the master's liability in
general
....
XV.-Of Husband and Wife.........
27. The domestic relations in law and ethics..
28. Marriage in the ecclesiastical law..
29. Consensus non concubitus facit nuptias..
Marriage as a contract........................... ................................. ...........
30. Disappearance of spouse.....
756
758
40. Rights of mother.......
41. Effect of divorce on legitimacy.............
XVII.-Of Guardian and Ward...
42. The law of guardianship..........
43. Privileges and disabilities of infancy.
XVIII. — Of Corporations........
44. Public and municipal corporations..
800
460
809
811
467
844