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Frontmatter i
Contents vii
I. Legal Realism: Dead and Alive 1
II. Elements of Common Courtesy 35
III. The Rule of Law as the Rules of Etiquette 75
Notes 107
Bibliography 149
Table of Cases 167
Acknowledgments 169
Index 173
The Cultural Lives of Law 179

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Chapters in this book

Frontmatter i
Contents vii
I. Legal Realism: Dead and Alive 1
II. Elements of Common Courtesy 35
III. The Rule of Law as the Rules of Etiquette 75
Notes 107
Bibliography 149
Table of Cases 167
Acknowledgments 169
Index 173
The Cultural Lives of Law 179

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