Ruling Cases; Volume 12
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Ruling Cases, Volume 12 is a comprehensive legal reference work from 1897, offering detailed analyses and summaries of significant legal cases. Compiled by eminent legal scholars John Melville Gould, Irving Browne, Leonard Augustus Jones, Edward Manson, and James Tower Keen, this volume presents a valuable resource for legal professionals, historians, and students interested in the evolution of legal thought and practice. The book distills key principles and precedents established in various court decisions, making it an essential addition to any law library. Delve into the historical context of legal rulings and gain insights into the foundations of modern jurisprudence.
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