The Institutes of Law:

A Treatise of the Principles of Jurisprudence as Determined by Nature

James Lorimer

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W. Blackwood and Sons, 1880 - Jurisprudence - 572 pages

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INTRODUCTION	1

OF THE SOURCES OF NATURAL	21

Of the Schools of Jurisprudence	38

2d The Inductive or Observational School Subjective and Objective	45

Of the Autonomy of Human Nature	54

3d Our nature asserts that it is the result of a cause external to itself	57

Inquiry into the History of Opinion with	63

A Of Oriental or anteClassical Anthropology generally	74

c It is generally ascribed to Thomasius	288

Of Justice and Charity	314

Of the Relation between Jurisprudence and Ethics	353

Of the Relation between Order and Liberty	367

Of the History of the Doctrine that the Idea	375

c By Hobbes	386

Democrats of the Revolution	392

Of the Relation of Equality to Liberty continued	402

Z? Of Classical Anthropology	126

C Shemitic and Christian Anthropology	161

Human Nature Reveals its own Impotence	175

How Man becomes Cognizant of the Rule of Life	184

Of the Rights and Duties which Nature Reveals	204

In our relation to creation animate and inanimate nature reveals	212

Nature reveals objective duties or duties by others to us which	242

Of the Laws of Nature or Principles of Jurispru	255

d Law cannot change the price of any commodity	274

Of the History of the Distinction between Perfect	281

n Aggression is a natural right the extent of which is measured by	414

Of the Ultimate Sources of Positive	425

c Positive law can spring only from the whole autonomous community	434

rf As the presence of positive law is proportioned to the existence	436

Of the Secondary Sources of Positive	447

The means by which the community ascertains its rational will	504

The means by which the community declares its rational will	515

Chapter LOf the Ultimate and Proximate Objects of Posi	523

The objects of positive law may be classified with reference either to	537

Index	555

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Title	The Institutes of Law: A Treatise of the Principles of Jurisprudence as Determined by Nature
Author	James Lorimer
Edition	2
Publisher	W. Blackwood and Sons, 1880
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	30 Apr 2007
Length	572 pages

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