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Suum cuique tribuere
1970
French Historical Studies
Law is as I've told you before, Law is as you know I suppose, Law is but let me explain it once more, Law is The Law.2 As historians we would probably be inclined to forget the whole matter. ,Yet I think that would be a mistake. To talk about law as a historical phenomenon without defining it can lead, and has led, only to confusion and occasionally remarkable anachronisms. I therefore want to suggest a couple of definitions that will be useful in exploring Mr. Cheyette is associate professor of history at Amherst College.
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