The following classification of the difl'erent branches of our science I consider as on the whole the most appropriate, viz.: I Introductory studies. 1. Encyclopedia and methodology of legal science; 2. History of the domestic law; 3. Philosophy of law, or law of nature. - H. Ordinary studies. 1. Domestic public law, and law of nations; 2. Domestic private law; 3. Roman private law, together with its history and exe gesia; 4. Civil proceedings and extrajudicial civil practice; 5. Criminal law; 6. Cri minal proceedings. - III. Higher legal studies. 1. Comparative jurisprudence; 2. The science of legislation - IV. Auxiliary studies. Forensic eloquence; psycho logy; political economy; stntistics, &c.

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