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Considerations on Criminal Law, Volume 1

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T. Longman and T. Cadell, 1774 - Criminal law - 315 pages

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OF	1

of Obligations	11

Of the Origin of	20

4	39

Of the Law of Nature Page	46

II	53

Of the Rights of Nature	83

CHAP VIII	118

BOOK II	178

Of the Nature of Crimes ibid	189

CHA P II	201

CHA P III	220

Of Criminal Laws with	224

Of the Criminal Laws	225

CHAP V	242

CHAP VI	267

Of the Origin of Jurifdiction	134

Of the Progress of Juriſdiction	140

Of Juries	150

Of the Divifion of Courts Page	166

CHA P XIII	172

Of the different Relations	277

Of Laws with reference	298

CHA P IX	314

Of Laws as relative to Religion	328

Of Laws with reference to the Num	331

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Title	Considerations on Criminal Law, Volume 1 Considerations on Criminal Law, Henry Dagge Considerations on Criminal Law: By Henry Dagge, Esq; In Three Volumes, Henry Dagge
Author	Henry Dagge
Edition	2
Publisher	T. Longman and T. Cadell, 1774
Original from	the Complutense University of Madrid
Digitized	26 Jun 2009
Length	315 pages

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