Lectures on the relation between law & public opinion in England during the nineteenth century
By: by A. V. Dicey ...
Contributors: Bell, Julian, 1908-1937, former owner.; Dicey, Albert Venn, 1835-1922, inscriber.; Library of Leonard and Virginia Woolf.
Publisher: Macmillan and Co.; The Macmillan Company
Published: 1905
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 503
Subjects: Law -- Great Britain -- History.; Public opinion -- Great Britain.; Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 19th century.
Other titles: Law and opinion in England.
Notes: WSU MASC copy came with card inscribed: "For Julian Heward Bell from A.V. Dicey. 4 Feb. 1909."

WSU MASC copy is: 002-105827695.
Table of contents: title: Relations between law and public opinion.; title: Characteristics of law-making opinion in England.; title: Democracy and legislation.; title: The three main currents of public opinion.; title: The period of old Toryism or legislative quiescence.; title: The period of Benthamism or individualism.; title: The growth of collectivism.; title: Period of collectivism.; title: The debt of collectivism to Benthamism.; title: Counter-currents and cross-currents of legislative opinion.; title: Judicial legislation.; title: Relation between opinion and general public opinion.; title: Appendix: I. The right of association. II. The Ecclesiastical commission. III. University tests. IV. Judgemade law. V. Proposed collectivist legislation of 1905.