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The State,ch dealt with the works of great thinkers of the past on moral, religious and political subjects. These articles, ranging from Hooker and Hobbes to Burke and Paine, display his broad speculative interests and his characteristic common-sense. They were later collected and published as the three-volum

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The Criminal Law,d in 1863, it was the first survey of the growth of the English criminal law which successfully combined the analytical and the historical methods of jurisprudence. We know from his brother that Fitzjames conceived the work at least as early as 1858,. as an amplification of a germinal essay he had c

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