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That era was indeed a bloodthirsty one in English jurisprudence.

The study of the civil law will also be helpful-althoughEnglish jurisprudence developed of and by itself with only moderate help from the Romans.

This general reform required an independent administration, untrammelled by mongrel relations with the Turk, and equally free from the vexatious labyrinths of English jurisprudence.

For the law of principal and accessory, as respects high treason, then was, and is to this day, in a state disgraceful to English jurisprudence.

He had "a deep technical knowledge of the law," and an easy familiarity with "some of the most abstruse proceedings in English jurisprudence."