Argumentation Aug 1991

Issues in common law pleading and ancient rhetoric

Sebastian T. McEvoy
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Argumentation
Published
1991-08-01
DOI
10.1007/bf00128809
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  1. McEvoy (1999)
    The Construction of Issues: Pleading Theory and Practice, Relevance in Pragmati…
    Argumentation
  2. Feteris (1997)
    A Survey of 25 Years of Research on Legal Argumentation
    Argumentation
  3. McClish (1996)
    Henry Fielding, the Novel, and Classical Legal Rhetoric
    Rhetorica

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  1. Dekkers, R.: 1961, ?Le fait et le droit dans la procédure classique romaine?, in Le fait et le droit, Travaux…
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  2. Stephen, H.J.: 1838, A Treatise on the Principles of Pleading in Civil Actions, 4th ed., London.
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