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Lloyds Bank Annual Review

Christopher Johnson

1989

The rise and fall of economic justice, and other papers

C. B. Macpherson

1985

The Economics of legal relationships

Henry G. Manne

1975

The Claims of Kinfolk

Dylan C. Penningroth

2003

The restoration of property

Hilaire Belloc

1936

Drawing Back Culture

Ann M. Tweedie

2002

Redundant space

Howard Green, Paul Foley

1986

Calcul économique et formes de propriété

Charles Bettelheim

1975

Property

Jesse Dukeminier

2006

The American empire and the fourth world

Anthony J. Hall, Tony Hall

2003

Works (Carrie / Night Shift / 'Salem's Lot / Shining)

Stephen King

1981 ★ 4.8

Asset protection secrets

Arnold S. Goldstein

1993

If you find this

Matthew Baker

2015

Fruits of merchant capital

Elizabeth Fox-Genovese

1983

Der Ursprung der Familie, des Privateigenthums und des Staats

Friedrich Engels

1884 ★ 4.5

Family Property Law

Gregory S. Alexander, Richard V. Wellman, Mary Louise Fellows et al.

1997

Silberberg and Schoeman's The law of property

D. G. Kleyn

1992

Supreme Neglect

Richard Allen Epstein

2008

Animals, property, and the law

Gary L. Francione

1995

Small property versus big government

Clarence Y. H. Lo

1995

Property

John William Chapman, J. Roland Pennock

1980

The Shining

Stephen King

1977 ★ 4.2

Property

Margaret Davies

2007

Community association law

Susan F. French, Wayne S. Hyatt, Susan Fletcher French

2008

Property rights and Indian economies

Terry Lee Anderson

1992

Property and freedom

Richard Pipes

1999

A general view of the law of property

J. Andrew Strahan

1908

Possession of corporeal movables

Anderson, Craig (Lecturer in law)

2015

Perspectives on property law

Robert C. Ellickson, Bruce A. Ackerman, Carol M. Rose

1995

Eigentum und Reichtum in der frühen Kirche

Martin Hengel

1974

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