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A Systematic and Historical Exposition of Roman Law in the Order of a Code
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The chief alterations in the text relate to the topics of Possession, Correality and Bonorum Possessio. The chapter on Possession has been entirely rewritten and much enlarged. The accidental and anomalous character of the Roman doctrine of Possession has now, it is hoped, been clearly and fully demonstrated. Errors and misprints in the first edition  many of which were brought to my notice by the kindness of readers  have been corrected.
The chief alterations in the text relate to the topics of Possession, Correality and Bonorum Possessio. The chapter on Possession has been entirely rewritten and much enlarged. The accidental and anomalous character of the Roman doctrine of Possession has now, it is hoped, been clearly and fully demonstrated. Errors and misprints in the first edition  many of which were brought to my notice by the kindness of readers  have been corrected.
927 pages, Hardcover
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