SERIES Edited by a Committee of the ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN. LAW SCHOOLS I. THE SCIENCE OF LAW. BY KARL GAREIS of the University of Munich. Translated by ALBERT KOCOUREK of Northwestern University. II. THE WORLD'S LEGAL PHILOSOPHIES. FRITZ BEROLZHEIMER of Berlin. JOSEPH JASTROW of Madison, Wis. By Translated by MRS. III. COMPARATIVE LEGAL PHILOSOPHY, applied to Legal Institutions. By LUIGI MIRAGLIA of the University of Naples. Translated by JOHN LISLE of the Philadelphia Bar. IV. GENERAL THEORY OF LAW. By N. M. KORKUNOV of the University of St. Petersburg. Translated by W. G. HASTINGS of the University of Nebraska. V. LAW AS A MEANS TO AN END. By RUDOLF VON IHERING of the University of Berlin. Translated by ISAAC HUSIK of the University of Pennsylvania. VI. THE POSITIVE PHILOSOPHY OF LAW. By I. VANNI of the University of Bologna. Translated by John Lisle of the Philadelphia Bar. VII. MODERN FRENCH LEGAL PHILOSOPHY. By A. FOUILLÉE, J. CHARMONT, L. DUGUIT and R. DEMOGUE of the Universities of Paris, Montpellier, Bordeaux and Lille. Translated by JOHN SIMPSON of the New York Bar. THE THEORY OF JUSTICE. BY RUDOLF STAMMLER of the University of Halle. VIII. IX. SELECT ESSAYS IN MODERN LEGAL PHILOSOPHY. By Various Authors. X. THE FORMAL BASIS OF LAW. By G. DEL VECCHIO of the University of Bologna. Translated by JOHN LISLE of the Philadelphia Bar. XI. THE SCIENTIFIC BASIS OF LEGAL JUSTICE. XIII. PHILOSOPHY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW. Modern Legal Philosophy Series: III COMPARATIVE LEGAL PHILOSOPHY Applied to Legal Institutions BY LUIGI MIRAGLIA Professor of the Philosophy of Law in the University of Naples TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN BY JOHN LISLE of the Philadelphia Bar WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY ALBERT KOCOUREK Lecturer on Jurisprudence in Northwestern University BOSTON THE BOSTON BOOK COMPANY 1912 |