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In search of western legal words and phrases: The earliest Chinese translation of the Six Codes of France, with some considerations regarding the modernization of Chinese law

  • Author:

    Wang, Jian

  • Page Number:

    4:95-126

  • Date:

    2003/12

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Jian Wang, “In search of western legal words and phrases: The earliest Chinese translation of the Six Codes of France, with some considerations regarding the modernization of Chinese law,” Journal for Legal History Studies 4 (2003): 95-126.

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Wang, Jian
2003 “In search of western legal words and phrases: The earliest Chinese translation of the Six Codes of France, with some considerations regarding the modernization of Chinese law.” Journal for Legal History Studies 4: 95-126.
Wang, Jian. (2003). In search of western legal words and phrases: The earliest Chinese translation of the Six Codes of France, with some considerations regarding the modernization of Chinese law. Journal for Legal History Studies, 4, 95-126.
Wang, Jian. “In search of western legal words and phrases: The earliest Chinese translation of the Six Codes of France, with some considerations regarding the modernization of Chinese law.” Journal for Legal History Studies, no. 4 (2003): 95-126.
Wang, Jian. “In search of western legal words and phrases: The earliest Chinese translation of the Six Codes of France, with some considerations regarding the modernization of Chinese law.” Journal for Legal History Studies, no. 4, 2003, pp. 95-126.
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