威廉布雷克斯顿爵士，这位写下著名的四卷英国法律历史的18世纪法学家，把公民接受其他普通公民对其审判的权利视为“我们自由最重要的堡垒”。

SIR WILLIAM BLACKSTONE, an 18th-century jurist who wrote a famous four-volume history of English law, described a man’s right to trial by his peers as “the principal bulwark of our liberties”.

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如果是这样的话，法律问题的历史与一般的历史研究就没有什么关系了。

If that were so, the history of legal matters would be of little relevance to general historical scholarship.

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Cuz I think when you described your undergraduate and later in history, I think what you were involved in is also looking at the history culture and the law.

因为您在描述大学生活,还有您学习历史时，我觉得您也,同时在了解历史，文化和法律。

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That is, it tends to be bigger and that is because less developed countries have less developed securities, regulation and laws, and traditions.

也可以说,银行体系势必会更加庞大,因为欠发达国家,没有完善的证券系统,法律法规和历史经验

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Martha Nussbaum The philosopher and legal scholar Martha Nussbaum nicely summarizes this: "Thus, throughout history certain disgust properties have repeatedly and monotonously been associated with Jews, women, homosexuals, untouchables, lower class people.

哲学家和法律学者,很好地总结了这一点：,”因此，历史上某些令人反感的属性,便一次又一次地被套在,犹太人，女人，同性恋者，贱民，低阶层者的身上。

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