According to Salmond, jurisprudence as the theory or philosophy of law is divisible into three branches, and they may be further distinguished as

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A - analytical, historical and ethical. Salmond divided jurisprudence, as the theory or philosophy of law, into three branches: analytical, historical and ethical jurisprudence. Sociological and doctrinal approaches are not among his three branches.

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B - analytical, sociological and ethical

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C - analytical, doctrinal and ethical

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D - analytical, historical and sociological

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