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Principles of the Law of Scotland

Principles of the Law of Scotland

EducationLaw
Pages
730
Published
1870
Language
English

Synopsis

This volume presents the foundational principles of Scottish law. Authored by John Erskine, with contributions from William Guthrie and George Moir, it serves as a comprehensive guide to the legal system of Scotland. The book, digitized from Oxford University's library, offers a deep dive into historical and contemporary legal concepts.

Prose complexity
10/10

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Genres

Education Law

Authors

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George Moir

George Moir is recognized for his contributions to legal scholarship. His most notable work, Principles of the Law of Scotland, is a foundational text in its field.

J
John Erskine

John Erskine was a foundational figure in Scottish legal history. His most important work, "Principles of the Law of Scotland," offers essential insights into the country's legal system. This text remains a key reference for understanding Scottish law.

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William Guthrie

William Guthrie was an 18th-century author recognized for his comprehensive works in history and geography. His major contributions include "A general history of the world" and various editions of his "geographical, historical, and commercial grammar," which explored world geography and commerce. He also penned "Lettre au comte du Bute.