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The Tagore Law Lectures of 1917 represent a significant contribution to the study of ancient Indian jurisprudence. In this work, Nares Chandra Sen-Gupta undertakes a comprehensive examination of the legal philosophies of Manu and Yajnavalkya, two towering figures in the development of Hindu law.
Through meticulous analysis, Sen-Gupta delineates the similarities and differences in their approaches to law, governance, and social order. The lectures explore how both scholars addressed fundamental legal questions while reflecting the distinct contexts and intellectual frameworks of their respective periods. This comparative study reveals the evolution of legal thought in ancient India and demonstrates how Manu and Yajnavalkya’s contributions shaped subsequent legal traditions.
Originally presented as prestigious academic lectures, this work remains an essential resource for scholars of Indian law, philosophy, and history. It provides valuable insights into the foundational principles that governed ancient Indian society and continues to influence contemporary understanding of Hindu jurisprudence.
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