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Nunc Dimittas Domine

December 01, 2011 By: John Kindley Category: Common Law, Originalism, Thomas Jefferson

I’m finally getting around to reading Blackstone’s Commentaries, in a $1.99 app for the iPhone (the very first app I’ve actually paid $ for; I looked into also installing Black’s Law Dictionary, but it’s 54.99 freaking $$$) that I can recommend for its readability. (An app search turned up only this one app, created by SunScroll, containing the Commentaries, so it’s not hard to find if you’re so inclined.)

A few motives inspired this recent sally:

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