Law-Latin: A Treatise in Latin, With Legal Maxims and Phrases As a Basis of Instruction (Classic Reprint)

This little book consists of a course in Latin, in which legal maxims and phrases are used as a basis of instruction. It is not designed to give a complete course in the Latin Language, and is intended chiefly to benefit law students and some of the younger members of the profession, who have not a working knowledge of Latin, by making them familiar with the fundamental principles of the language, while at the same time employing as material of instruction those maxims and phrases met with daily in practice and in the leading text books. The maxims and phrases thus utilized comprise substantially all of those annotated in Wharton s Brooms Legal Maxims, and, besides, many others, three hundred and eighty-five in all, in selecting which, their importance in a legal aspect has been constantly borne in miad. These maxims have been conveniently divided into thirty-two lessons, conducting the student by a gradual and easy process from the more elementary principles of etymology to some of the more involved constructions of syntax.
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