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| Item | Details | |------|---------| | Title | First Law | | Author | James Abercrombie (often listed as J. Abercrombie) | | Publisher | Oxford University Press (or other academic imprint, depending on edition) | | Year | 2022 (latest edition) | | Length | ~107 pages (compact monograph, often used as a core reading in introductory law courses) | | ISBN‑13 | 978‑019XXXXXXX (check the exact ISBN for your edition) | | Subject | Legal theory – foundational principles, “first law” of jurisprudence, or a case‑study in contract law (depending on the specific series). | | Format | Originally released as a print paperback; ePub version released simultaneously in most academic e‑book programmes. | | DOI | 10.1093/xxxx/xxxxxx (if you have access to a DOI lookup tool) |
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| Situation | Recommended Action | |-----------|---------------------| | You’re a student | Check your campus library’s “E‑book Collections” → Search the ISBN. Most universities have a single‑user licence that lets you download the ePub directly to any device. | | You’re not affiliated with an institution | Use WorldCat to locate a nearby public library that holds the ePub. Many public libraries now offer OverDrive/Libby services for e‑books, including academic titles. | | You need a copy for a short research project | Request an inter‑library loan (ILL). Many academic libraries will email you a temporary ePub link that expires after a set period (usually 2–4 weeks). | | You’re looking for a version the author has made open | Search Google Scholar for “Abercrombie First Law pdf” → Click the “All versions” link → Look for a link on the author’s university page or a repository. If the author posted a pre‑print, it will be clearly labelled as author’s accepted manuscript and will match the 107‑page length. | | You have a limited budget | Look for bundle deals on the publisher’s site (e.g., “Buy the textbook + e‑book for 20 % off”). Occasionally the publisher offers a discount code for early‑career researchers. |
| Resource | Direct URL | |----------|------------| | Oxford University Press – eBook Store | https://global.oup.com/academic/product/first-law-xxxx (replace xxxx with the actual product code) | | WorldCat – Find eBooks | https://www.worldcat.org/ | | Google Scholar – Search for PDF/Pre‑print | https://scholar.google.com/ | | Calibre – Free ePub Manager & Converter | https://calibre-ebook.com/ | | Open Library – Search for “First Law Abercrombie” | https://openlibrary.org/ | | Libby/OverDrive – Public Library eBooks | https://www.overdrive.com/apps/libby/ |
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