Law · Jurisprudence

Which of the following statements accurately reflects Sir Frederick Pollock's position within the Historical School of Jurisprudence?

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1He viewed the legal changes under Kings Henry II and III as purely statutory
2He denied the historical influence of Roman law on the development of English law
3He regarded international law as a true form of law and not merely positive morality✓
4He rejected custom entirely as a source of English common law

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He regarded international law as a true form of law and not merely positive morality

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