The Province of Jurisprudence Determined
John Austin, H. L. A. Hart
Published 1832
512 pages
Legal theory asks what law is and what makes it just. Where does authority come from, must an unjust law be obeyed, how should judges decide? It takes in the classic thinkers, the major schools and histories of legal thought, for students and reflective lawyers. This list shows the ones you can read in full for free.
John Austin, H. L. A. Hart
Published 1832
512 pages

Liav Orgad
Published 2015
273 pages
Henry Charles Lea
Published 1892
696 pages
John Austin, Robert Campbell
Published 1873
674 pages

Markus Frischhut
Published 2019
157 pages
William Forsyth
Published 1875
538 pages
William Tebb, Edward Perry Vollum
Published 1896
412 pages

James Popple
Published 1996
384 pages

2017 · 2018 edition
426 pages
Joseph Haydn, Benjamin Vincent, George Palmer Putnam
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1052 pages
John Cassan Wait
Published 1897
1000 pages
Thomas Erskine Holland
1880 · 1896 edition
442 pages
Albert Venn Dicey
Published 1896
972 pages
Seymour S. Peloubet
Published 1880
358 pages
Jeremy Bentham
Published 1879
378 pages
John William Burgess
Published 1890
456 pages

Christopher Granville
Published 2012
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African Consortium for Law and Religion Studies Annual Conference Windhoek, Namibia)
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Published 1998
810 pages

United Nations Human Settlements Programme
Published 2007
70 pages

Malcolm M. Feeley, Malcolm Langford
Published 2021
280 pages

African Consortium for Law and Religion Studies Conference Stellenbosch, South Africa)
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400 pages

Ulrike Müßig
Published 2016
284 pages

Fanny Pulver
Published 2022
408 pages