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Sir Wm Blackstone:  1723-1780 Commentaries on the English Law's
Common Law  That law which derives its force and authority  from the universal consent and immemorial practice of the people. but which has never received the sanction of  the legislature by an express law, being so distinguished from the statute law. In this country, C.L. of Eng. has been adopted as the basis of our jurisprudence in all the States except Louisiana. Many of the most