The English Universities From the German of V a Huber volume 1
The English Universities From the German of V a Huber volume 1
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Cultivation of Law at the Universities.
We cannot expect that other branches of the Academic studies should flourish more than Theology and Arts, especially in such an age. Ecclesiastical Law, properly speaking, existed no longer : for the Papal Law was most severely forbidden ; and the Protestant Church-Law, pro- mised by Edward and Elizabeth, was, for very intelligible grounds, never brought forward. Civil or Roman Law, which had been much neglected before the Reformation, now pined, just in ...pro- portion as Common and Statute Law throve. The spirit which had prevailed in the recent revolution, being Northern and Germanic ; cast down all the more Romanic tendencies, and with them the Civil Law. * Common Law however (as we once before stated) was not scientifically cultivated at Cam- bridge or Oxford ; and indeed had its head quarters * I may be allowed perhaps, aside the fact that much confu- without entering into further sion and error took place, (for investigations which would lead instance, in the original practice, me too far, to remark, that I am and in the theory perhaps after- not ignorant how constantly the wards attempted, ) these Civilian despotic characteristic of the Tu- points at all events were not of dor reigns have been ascribed to the kind to have influenced the the Roman Law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cultivation of Law at the Universities.
We cannot expect that other branches of the Academic studies should flourish more than Theology and Arts, especially in such an age. Ecclesiastical Law, properly speaking, existed no longer : for the Papal Law was most severely forbidden ; and the Protestant Church-Law, pro- mised by Edward and Elizabeth, was, for very intelligible grounds, never brought forward. Civil or Roman Law, which had been much neglected before the Reformation, now pined, just in ...pro- portion as Common and Statute Law throve. The spirit which had prevailed in the recent revolution, being Northern and Germanic ; cast down all the more Romanic tendencies, and with them the Civil Law. * Common Law however (as we once before stated) was not scientifically cultivated at Cam- bridge or Oxford ; and indeed had its head quarters * I may be allowed perhaps, aside the fact that much confu- without entering into further sion and error took place, (for investigations which would lead instance, in the original practice, me too far, to remark, that I am and in the theory perhaps after- not ignorant how constantly the wards attempted, ) these Civilian despotic characteristic of the Tu- points at all events were not of dor reigns have been ascribed to the kind to have influenced the the Roman Law.
What to read after The English Universities From the German of V a Huber volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by V a Victor Aim Huber to read onlineMoreLess
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