Excerpt from De la Complicité par Recel de Choses: Thèse pour le Doctorat Présentée Et Soutenue le 25 Février 1896, à Deux Heures Et Demie
Un vaste champ d'études, presque inexploré, s'est offert en effet aux investigations curieuses de la science mo derne car, quelque étrange que cela puisse paraître au premier abord, le droit pénal qui remonte cependant aux plus lointaines origines, n'a point reçu les développements que l'on pourrait attendre de son antiquité.
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