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The 'purity' of Kelsen's 'pure theory of law' rests on the fact that Kelsen:

The 'purity' of Kelsen's theory lies in the fact that he "separated law from history, religion, ethics and politics", treating law solely as a hierarchy of norms.

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The 'purity' of Kelsen's 'pure theory of law' rests on the fact that Kelsen:

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The 'purity' of Kelsen's theory lies in the fact that he "separated law from history, religion, ethics and politics", treating law solely as a hierarchy of norms.

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