An interesting historical treatment on the growth of the law of contracts in general and specific types of contracts, such as bailments, bills and notes, and agency.
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The fundamental principles of the law of contracts are set forth along historical and evolutionary lines. The common-law principles of contract can be traced back to the twelfth century. The volume is divided into four parts: the history and general principles of contract law; the history and theory of the law of bailment; the history and practice of the law of bills and notes; and the genesis and theory of the law of agency.
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