Savigny argued that jurisprudence should be saved from the hollow abstractions of such a work as the' of Christian Wolff, and that a "historical study of the positive law was a condition precedent to the right understanding of the science of all law".
Instead, according to Savigny, the "historical study of the positive law" is "a condition precedent to the right understanding of the science of all law". Savigny argued that jurisprudence should be saved from the hollow abstractions of such a work as the' of Christian Wolff.
Savigny argued that jurisprudence should be saved from the hollow abstractions of such a work as the' of Christian Wolff. Instead, according to Savigny, the "historical study of the positive law" is "a condition precedent to the right understanding of the science of all law".
Savigny argued that jurisprudence should be saved from the hollow abstractions of such a work as the' of Christian Wolff. Instead, according to Savigny, the "historical study of the positive law" is "a condition precedent to the right understanding of the science of all law".