A General View of European Legal History and Other Papers

Examines Europe's legal history as a whole, instead of focusing on each country independently. Covers topics including common law, jurisprudence, and the future of international law. Foreword Table of Contents I. A General View of European Legal History II. The Domain of Political Science III. State Statute and Common Law IV. Four German Jurists. Bruns, Windscheid, Jhering, Gneist V. Roman Law in American Law Schools VI. Customary Law VII. Problems of Roman Legal History VIII. Jurisprudence IX. The Japanese Code and the Family X. The Dogma of Journalistic Inerrancy XI. The Nature and the Future of International Law XII. The Growth of the American University XIII. The Principle of Nationality