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Studies in history and jurisprudence, volume 1 (of 2)

de Viscount James Bryce Bryce

Capítulos (76)
  1. STUDIES IN HISTORY AND JURISPRUDENCE 0:00
  2. PREFACE 1:17
  3. I THE ROMAN EMPIRE AND THE BRITISH EMPIRE IN INDIA 6:16
  4. II THE EXTENSION OF ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW THROUGHOUT THE WORLD: I. The Regions covered by Roman and English Law. 2:10:24
  5. II THE EXTENSION OF ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW THROUGHOUT THE WORLD — II. The Diffusion of Roman Law by Conquest. 2:15:24
  6. II THE EXTENSION OF ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW THROUGHOUT THE WORLD — III. The Establishment of One Law for the Empire. 2:31:22
  7. II THE EXTENSION OF ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW THROUGHOUT THE WORLD — IV. The Extension of Roman Law after the Fall of the Western Empire. 2:39:13
  8. II THE EXTENSION OF ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW THROUGHOUT THE WORLD — V. The Diffusion of English Law. 2:47:59
  9. II THE EXTENSION OF ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW THROUGHOUT THE WORLD — VI. English Law in India. 2:52:38
  10. II THE EXTENSION OF ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW THROUGHOUT THE WORLD — VII. The Working of the Indian Codes. 3:12:48
  11. II THE EXTENSION OF ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW THROUGHOUT THE WORLD — VIII. Comparison of the Roman Law with English Law in India. 3:22:22
  12. II THE EXTENSION OF ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW THROUGHOUT THE WORLD — IX. The Future of English Law in India. 3:29:30
  13. II THE EXTENSION OF ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW THROUGHOUT THE WORLD — X. Present Position of Roman and English Law in the World. 3:36:00
  14. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS: I. The Constitutions of Rome and England. 3:39:33
  15. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — II. The Traditional Classification of Constitutions. 3:43:26
  16. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — III. A Proposed New Classification of Constitutions. 3:47:01
  17. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — IV. The Origin of Flexible Constitutions. 4:00:26
  18. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — V. The Strength and Weakness of Flexible Constitutions. 4:05:09
  19. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — VI. Aristocracies and Flexible Constitutions. 4:27:40
  20. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — VII. The Influence of Constitutions on the Mind of a Nation. 4:38:10
  21. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — VIII. Capacity of Constitutions for Territorial Expansion. 4:49:47
  22. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — IX. The Origin of Rigid Constitutions. 4:54:44
  23. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — X. The Enactment and Amendment of Rigid Constitutions. 5:06:51
  24. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — XI. The Definiteness of Rigid Constitutions. 5:24:23
  25. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — XII. The Stability of Rigid Constitutions. 5:29:38
  26. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — XIII. The Interpretation of Rigid Constitutions. 5:39:54
  27. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — XIV. Democracies and Rigid Constitutions. 5:48:43
  28. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — XV. The Future of the Flexible and Rigid Types. 6:00:11
  29. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — XVI. Are New Constitutions Likely to Arise? 6:09:27
  30. III FLEXIBLE AND RIGID CONSTITUTIONS — NOTE TO ESSAY III 6:14:54
  31. IV THE ACTION OF CENTRIPETAL AND CENTRIFUGAL FORCES ON POLITICAL CONSTITUTIONS 6:17:40
  32. IV THE ACTION OF CENTRIPETAL AND CENTRIFUGAL FORCES ON POLITICAL CONSTITUTIONS — I. How the Tendencies to Aggregation and to Disjunction respectively affect Constitutions. 6:19:18
  33. IV THE ACTION OF CENTRIPETAL AND CENTRIFUGAL FORCES ON POLITICAL CONSTITUTIONS — II. Tendencies which may operate either as Centripetal or as Centrifugal Forces. 6:26:50
  34. IV THE ACTION OF CENTRIPETAL AND CENTRIFUGAL FORCES ON POLITICAL CONSTITUTIONS — III. How Constitutions may use the Centripetal Forces to promote National Unity. 6:41:12
  35. IV THE ACTION OF CENTRIPETAL AND CENTRIFUGAL FORCES ON POLITICAL CONSTITUTIONS — IV. How Constitutions may Reduce or Regulate the Centrifugal Forces. 6:55:44
  36. IV THE ACTION OF CENTRIPETAL AND CENTRIFUGAL FORCES ON POLITICAL CONSTITUTIONS — V. Illustrations from Modern History of the Action of Constitutions. 7:17:06
  37. IV THE ACTION OF CENTRIPETAL AND CENTRIFUGAL FORCES ON POLITICAL CONSTITUTIONS — VI. The probable Action of the Aggregative and the Disjunctive Tendencies in the Future. 7:23:31
  38. V PRIMITIVE ICELAND 7:38:59
  39. VI THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AS SEEN IN THE PAST 8:45:41
  40. VI THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AS SEEN IN THE PAST — I. The United States at the Adoption of the Constitution. 8:48:23
  41. VI THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AS SEEN IN THE PAST — II. Predictions of the Opponents and Advocates of the Constitution. 8:56:50
  42. VI THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AS SEEN IN THE PAST — III. Criticism of the Predictions of 1788. 9:06:00
  43. VI THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AS SEEN IN THE PAST — IV. Tocqueville and his Book. 9:15:21
  44. VI THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AS SEEN IN THE PAST — V. Tocqueville’s View of the United States. 9:31:12
  45. VI THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AS SEEN IN THE PAST — VI. Tocqueville’s Impressions and Prophecies. 9:38:10
  46. VI THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AS SEEN IN THE PAST — VII. Examination of Tocqueville’s Views. 10:02:49
  47. VI THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AS SEEN IN THE PAST — VIII. Concluding Summary. 10:17:32
  48. VII TWO SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTITUTIONS: I. The Conditions under which these Constitutions arose. 10:22:45
  49. VII TWO SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTITUTIONS — II. Constitution of the Orange Free State. 10:31:14
  50. VII TWO SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTITUTIONS — III. Constitution of the South African Republic. 10:39:00
  51. VII TWO SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTITUTIONS — IV. Observations on the character and working of both Constitutions. 10:58:48
  52. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA: I. Introductory. 11:16:05
  53. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — II. The Movement for Federation. 11:20:49
  54. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — III. The Causes which brought about Federation. 11:29:19
  55. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — IV. The Conditions for a Federal Commonwealth. 11:37:29
  56. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — V. The Constitution as a Federal Instrument. 11:46:28
  57. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — VI. Distribution of Powers between Nation and States. 11:49:53
  58. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — VII. Constitutional Position of the Australian States. 11:53:47
  59. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — VIII. Differences from the United States and Canadian Federations. 11:58:42
  60. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — IX. The Constitution as a Frame of National Government. 12:03:45
  61. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — X. The Legislature. 12:07:25
  62. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XI. The Executive. 12:12:57
  63. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XII. The Judiciary. 12:14:02
  64. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XIII. Working of the Frame of Government. The Cabinet. 12:20:03
  65. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XIV. Provisions against Deadlocks. 12:24:30
  66. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XV. Relations of the Two Houses. 12:27:23
  67. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XVI. Miscellaneous Provisions. 12:32:36
  68. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XVII. Amendment of the Constitution. 12:35:01
  69. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XVIII. Relations of the Australian Commonwealth to the Crown. 12:37:13
  70. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XIX. Comparison with the Constitutions of the United States and Canada. 12:39:49
  71. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XX. General Observations on the Constitution. 12:45:47
  72. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XXI. Modern and Democratic Character of the Australian Constitution. 12:52:20
  73. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XXII. Political Party in Australia. 12:57:58
  74. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XXIII. Political Issues likely to arise in Australia. 13:01:40
  75. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XXIV. Possible Entrance of New States. 13:09:05
  76. VIII THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — XXV. Future Relations of the Australian Commonwealth to Britain. 13:15:23
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