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Contents
| I. | The End of Jurisprudence, viz. the Protection of Rights. |
| II. | The Protection of Rights. |
| III. | What is Required for the Perfection of the Civil Code. |
| IV. | What is Necessary to the Perfection of the Penal Code. |
| V. | The Doctrine of Punishment. |
| VI. | The Code of Procedure. |
| VII. | The Judicial Establishment. |
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