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Relation of Civil
Code
1 to penal Code
2 to Procedure do
3 to Particular do
4 to Bonaparte's do
Relation of this Code namely the Civil Code, of the
Penal Code, and of the Procedure Code to Universal Jurisprudence.
To the art and science of Universal Jurisprudence may be considered
as belonging the Expository matter of all these Codes
To the Relation of these several Codes to the Art and Science
of Legislation To the branch of art and science may be considered
as belonging the Ratiocinative matter of all these Codes
Conducive and subservient and conducive by the purpose of
exposition is moreover all such matter as is ratiocinative
( ) Relation of this Code to Bonaparte's Code
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