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+++++++++++++++ Yale Law Library LP3Y0359100 19210101 The Making of Modern Law: Foreign, Comparative, and International Law, 1600-1926
The translation presented in this volume in three parts was [made from three works separately] published in Italian …: the first appearing in 1905, under the title of [I presupposti filosofici della nozione del diritto] ‘The philosophical presuppositions of the idea of law’; the second, in 1906, under the title of [Il concetto del diritto] ‘The concept of law’; the third, in 1908, under the title of [Il concetto della natura e il principio del diritto] ‘The concept of nature and the principle of law.’ – Editorial pref. Appendix I. Del Vecchio’s legal philosophy, by Hans Reichel: p.[339]-354. Appendix II. The idealistic and neo-Kantian renaissance of the philosophy of law, by J. Segond: p.[357]-387. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1921 3 p. 1., [v]-lvii p., 1 !., 412 p. 21 cm United States