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Hanc igitur video sapientissimorum fuisse sententiam, legem neque ho-
minum ingeniis excogitatam, nec scitum aliquod esse populorum, sed æter-
num quiddam, quod universum mundum regeret, imperandi, prohibendique
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CONTENTS

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No. VII.

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I. RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CRIMINAL LAW OF

ENGLAND

The Criminal Statutes of England, Analyzed and arrang-

ed alphabetically, with Notes. By John Collyer,

Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law. 'Hoc

spectant leges, hoc volunt; incolumem esse civium

conjunctionem: quam qui dirimunt, eos morte, exilio,

vinclis, damno coercent.'

II. OPINION OF COUNSEL ON QUESTIONS OF INSURANCE

III. CUSTOMS-ORIGIN OF CUSTOMARY LAW

IV. DANE'S ABRIDGMENT

A General Abridgment and Digest of American Law,

with Occasional Notes and Comments. By Nathan

Dane, L. L. D. Counsellor at Law.

Vol. IX.

V. SUGDEN ON POWERS

VI. BANKRUPT AND INSOLVENT LAWS

New York Insolvent Law.

VII. THOMAS ADDIS EMMET

Memoir of Thomas Addis Emmet. By Charles Glidden

Haynes. With a Biographical Notice of Mr. Haynes.

VIII. GREENLEAF'S REPORTS

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Supreme

Judicial Court of the State of Maine. By Simon

Greenleaf, Counsellor at Law. Vol. V.

DIGEST OF RECENT DECISIONS

NOTICES, SHORT REVIEWS, AND ANALYSES.

Chitty's English Statutes

Tyrwhitt and Tyndale's Digest of the English Statutes

Paine and Duer's Practice

Mr. Willard's Address to the Worcester Bar

Coventry and Hughes's Index

Harrison's Digest

Amos and Ferard's Law of Fixtures

Bentham's Principles of Legislation

Pickering's Seventh and Eighth Volumes

Proposed Analytical Digest of the American Reports

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