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De Finibus Politices Et Jurisprudentiae, by Philipp R. Schroeder and Julius Ägidius von Negelein, explores the boundaries between politics and jurisprudence. Written in Latin, this work delves into the age-old question, "Where the politician ends, the jurist begins?" Examining the intersection of political action and legal theory, the book offers insights into historical perspectives on law, governance, and the philosophical foundations of political systems. This treatise is essential for scholars of legal history, political science, and classical studies, providing a valuable resource for understanding the historical interplay between law and political power.
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