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    • What is Common Law?
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    • Stahl on Possession versus Property
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    • Althusius on the Role of the Supreme Magistrate in the Administration of the Church
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      • The Abandonment of the Gentleman's Agreement
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      • Part I: National Sovereignty and European Union
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    • Church, Kingdom, Liturgy: The Political Language of the New Testament
    • Libertinism and Slavishness in Church and State
    • New Light on the Spanish Inquisition
    • The Domestic Balance of Powers: Church, State, and Civil Liberty
    • Kuyper versus Hoedemaker
    • The Judicial Role of the Church
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Common Law Review

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