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PREFACE

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Ir, in re-editing Mr. Parker's Manual of
Jurisprudence, 1 have altered little of the original
 text, in performing the same office for
these outlines, I have altered less, so that
with the exception of a change in figures
rendered necessary by: the lapse of time and
a few minor revisions the book is such as it
was when it left Mr. Parker's hands.
The following are the chief authorities
referred to in this work :—
CHarTer 1 & IL—Awmos: “ The English Constitution?
The British Constitution and Government,
 Wicks, 1892. Dicey’s Lecture
 on Constitutional Lazo,
[II to VII (inclusive) — The Tagore ZLectives Jor
1872 and the Statutes reldting to
Indra,
VIUL—Powell's Révensie Manital, Chapters
I &° II, and the Statutes relating to
India,
IX & X.—Chesney's Indian Lolity and the Sta:
tutes relating to India,
XL. — India in 1880, by Sir R. T. emple.
XIL—1India in 1880 and Aitchison's Trea
lies,
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