Lectures on the Relation Between Law & Public Opinion in England: During the Nineteenth CenturyTransaction Publishers, 1914 - 506 páginas |
Contenido
INTRODUCTION TO SECOND EDITION | xxiii |
LECTURE I | 1 |
Law in modern England the result of public opinion 910 | 9 |
LECTURE II | 17 |
tion of development of English law 4955 | 49 |
Delusion that democratic form of government always favours | 55 |
Period of Benthamism or Individualism 18251870 6364 | 63 |
LECTURE V | 70 |
LECTURE VII | 211 |
Explanation of change to be found not in advance | 217 |
Opposition even at era of Reform Act between Individualism | 232 |
LECTURE VIII | 259 |
Preference for collective action 266275 | 266 |
B Trend of collectivist legislation 288302 | 288 |
Collectivist Bills of 1904 | 295 |
LECTURE IX | 303 |
B Absence of changes in law 8494 | 84 |
C Why considerable changes took place during period | 95 |
Reforms 103110 | 103 |
D Close of period of quiescence 110125 | 110 |
LECTURE VI | 126 |
4 Benthamite ideas as to the reform of the law 134168 | 134 |
B The acceptance of Benthamism 168184 | 168 |
C Trend and tendency of Benthamite legislation 184210 | 184 |
Freedom in dealing with property in land | 203 |
LECTURE X | 311 |
The actual policy of conservatism and concession | 317 |
B Actual course of ecclesiastical legislation 335358 | 335 |
LECTURE XI | 361 |
LECTURE XII | 399 |
of English thought 432465 | 432 |
APPENDIX | 467 |
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