A History of Private Law in Europe
with particular reference to Germany
by Franz Wieacker
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A History of Private Law in Europe: with particular reference to Germany
January 25, 1996, Oxford University Press, USA
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0198258615 9780198258612
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"The legal systems of Europe originated in the impact on the vital Romano-German societies in the early Middle Ages of the three great forces of order bequeathed to them by late antiquity: the organizational structure of the Western Roman Empire or what remained of it, the Roman Church, and the school of the late ancient period."
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"The legal systems of Europe originated in the impact on the vital Romano-German societies in the early Middle Ages of the three great forces of order bequeathed to them by late antiquity: the organizational structure of the Western Roman Empire or what remained of it, the Roman Church, and the school of the late ancient period."
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