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Lectures on Justice, Police, Revenue and Arms: Delivered in the University of Glasgow

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Clarendon Press, 1896 - Political science - 293 pages

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Contents

OF JUSTICE INTRODUCTION	5

OF PUBLIC JURISPRUDENCE 1 Of the Original Principles of Government	9

Of the Nature of Government and its Progress in the first Ages of Society	14

How Republican Governments were introduced	21

How Liberty was lost	26

5 Of Military Monarchy	30

How Military Monarchy was dissolved	32

Of the Allodial Government	34

Of the Rights of Sovereigns	55

Of Citizenship	62

Of the Rights of Subjects	66

DOMESTIC LAW PAGE	73

PRIVATE	107

OF POLICE	154

PAGE	237

OF POLICE	253

Of the Feudal System	36

Of the English Parliament	40

How the Government of England became Absolute	42

How Liberty was restored	43

Of the English Courts of Justice	46

Of the little Republics in Europe	53

OF ARMS	260

When is War Lawful?	266

3 Of the Rights of Neutral Nations	274

ORIGINAL INDEX	281

EDITORS INDEX	287

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Title	Lectures on Justice, Police, Revenue and Arms: Delivered in the University of Glasgow Issues 49288-49291 of 19th-century legal treatises Making of modern law
Author	Adam Smith
Editor	Edwin Cannan
Contributor	Edwin Cannan
Publisher	Clarendon Press, 1896
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	May 23, 2008
Length	293 pages

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