Ching laws 清律
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| NO. |
Author/Title |
EAN |
台幣 |
| CW 35 |
Stauton, G. T. Ta Tsing Leu Lee (大清律例): Being The Fundamental Laws, And A Selection From The Supplementary Statutes Of The Penal Code Of China. (London: 1801) |
4711871498822 |
2,080
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| An abridged translation of the Ta Ch'ing Lu Li divided according to the original into the following areas of traditional Chinese law: general, civil filial, ritual, military, criminal, public works. Subject index. |
| CW 39 |
Boulais, Le P. G. Manuel Du Code Chinois (大清律例便覽) Variete Sinologiques No.55. (Shanghai: 1924) |
4711871498860 |
1,920
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| A translation of the Ch'ing law code with some abridgements. Intending to familiarize missionaries with the legal processes of Ch'ing China, the translator occasionally insert records of actual cases tried in Chinese tribunals to clarify obstruct passages of the Ch'ing Code. In addition to the French translation, in many instances Boulais has included the Chinese text. |
| CW 88 |
Alabaster, E. Notes And Commentaries On Chinese Criminal Law And Cognate Topics (中國刑法近親問題註釋). With Special Relation To Ruling Cases Together With A Brief Excursus On The Law Of Property. (London: 1899) |
4711871499348 |
1,760
0 |
| This explanation of Chinese law is based on the research of several persons with extensive experience in the East. The introduction gives an outline of the legal system as a whole. Administrative procedures, modes of punishment, commutation of penalties, and legal rights are discussed. The second part of the volume deals with how "relationship" is considered before the law. The last part cites specific offences and how they are dealt with. |
| CW 142 |
Rockhill, W. W. Diplomatic Audiences At The Court Of China (中國法庭之外交旁聽人員). (London: 1905) |
4711871499874 |
800
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| In 1900 the author was appointed plenipotentiary on the part of the United States at the congress of the powers then negotiating at Peking with the Chinese government for the settlement of the troubles which had arisen through the Boxer outbreak in the preceding year. He was then appointed to the committee entrusted with the preparation of the scheme of reform in the ceremonial at the court of China for the reception of foreign representatives. He recorded its phases and negotiations into this book, complete with illustrations. |
| M 4 |
Wallace S. Johnson, Jr., Tang-lu shu-i yin-te (唐律疏議引得)(An Annotated Index to the T'ang-lii shu-i). 1964. (iv), 24, 945pp. |
4711871493919 |
2,250
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| CRAS 8 |
Hsueh Yun-sheng. A Typeset Edition of the Tu-li Ts'un-I. (讀例存疑重刊本) Punctuated and edited by Huang Tsing-chia. 1970. 1,357pp. 5 vols. |
4711871494428 |
9,280
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