The Ancients and Moderns Compared in Regard to the Administration of Justice
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Drawing on extensive historical research, Morgan provides a comprehensive analysis of the differences between ancient and modern approaches to justice. His study covers systems of law and punishment in ancient Rome, Greece, and Egypt, and compares these with contemporary ideas of justice. This thought-provoking book offers a valuable perspective on the development of legal systems throughout history.
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