The Journal of Jurisprudence

Not to be confused with Journal of Jurisprudence (1821).

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The Journal of Jurisprudence was a Scottish law journal published in Edinburgh from 1857 to 1891. The first successful Scottish law journal, it covered all aspects of the Scottish legal system and included editorials, biographies and short articles as well as case law and reporting of legislation. It merged with the Scottish Law Magazine in 1867. On becoming defunct in 1891, it was largely replaced by the Juridical Review.

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