The elements of jurisprudence / by Thomas Erskine Holland.

Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1888.

4th edition

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Jurisprudence.

Part I: Law and rights

I. Jurisprudence

II. Law

III. Laws as rules of human action

IV. Positive law

V. The sources of law

VI. The object of law

VII. Rights

VIII. Analysis of a right

IX. The leading classifications of rights

X. Rights at rest and in motion

Part II: Private law

XI. Antecedent right ‘in rem’

XII. Antecedent rights ‘in personam’

XIII. Remedial rights

XIV. Abnormal right

XV. Adjective law

Part III: Public law

XVI. The nature of the topic; Constitutional law; Administrative law; Criminal law; Criminal procedure; The law of the State as a person

Part IV: International law

XVII. The nature of the topic; International persons; Substantive law; Adjective law, belligerency; Adjective law, neutrality.

Part V: The application of law

XVIII. The nature of the topic; The application of private law; The application of public law; The application of international law

Index.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Making of modern law online collection.

1 online resource (xix, 378 pages) : PDF