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In this lecture, we will explore the historical school of law from the perspectives of different jurists, including Montesquieu, Hugo, Savigny, Puchta, and Henry Maine.

We will delve into Montesquieu's explanation, which laid the foundation for the historical school of law. We will then examine the theory of Volksgeist, followed by Puchta's exposition of general will and individual will. Finally, we will explore Henry Maine's explanation of the concept of "status to contract."

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0:00 Introduction
0:33 Concept of Historical School
1:37 Montesquieu's Explanation
2:24 Hugo's Explanation
2:36 Savigny's Explanation
6:14 Savigny's Criticism
7:59 Puchta's Explanation
8:19 Henry Maine's Explanation
10:35 Recap