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Journal of legal pluralism and unofficial law

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Gender, religion, & family law : theorizing conflicts between women's rights and cultural traditions / edited by Lisa Fishbayn Joffe and Sylvia Neil.

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Grimm's law: a study : or hints towards an explanation of the so-called "lautverschiebung"; to which are added some remarks on the primitive Indo-European k and several appendices / By T. Le Marchant Douse.

Thomas Le Marchant Douse

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The law of relativity in ethics : reprinted from the international Journal of Ethics for October 1890.

The law of relativity in ethics : reprinted from the international Journal of Ethics for October 1890.

Harald Høffding 1843-1931

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Photograph of: Great Synagogue (Hoykhe Shul) in Botoşani - Women's section : Plafond central region.

Photograph of: Great Synagogue (Hoykhe Shul) in Botoşani - Women's section : Plafond central region.

Boris Khaimovich

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Wilhelm Traugott Krug's System der praktischen Philosophie.

Wilhelm Traugott Krug's System der praktischen Philosophie.

Wilhelm Traugott Krug 1770-1842

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Analytische Beleuchtung des Naturrechts und der Moral : zum Gebrauch beym Vortrage der praktischen Philosophie / Von J.F. Herbart.

Johann Friedrich Herbart 1776-1841

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Naturrecht auf dem Grunde der Ethik / Von Adolf Trendelenburg.

Friedrich Adolf Trendelenburg 1802-1872

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