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From the Author's Preface: A complete history of the science of law in the last century would treat of the survival of eighteenth-century philosophy of law in some phases of Continental thinking and in American constitutional law and of the rise of a neo-Rousseauist theory on the basis thereof; of the different movements in the nineteenthcentury metaphysical school; of the rise of the social philosophical school on its philosophical side and of the philosophical and juristic pedigrees of the neo-scholasticism and the revived natural law of the present century. It would trace the beginnings in nineteenth-century thought of the psychological and logical movements in recent philosophy of law. It would trace the relation of eighteenth-century natural law, as it survived in the nineteenth century, and of the metaphysical-historical jurisprudence of the latter century to juristic economic realism and to what might be called orthodox socialist jurisprudence

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