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This book is intended to provide an introduction to the techniques of handling legal sources. Some comment on the nature of introductions may therefore be useful. Introductions may appear to be simple but they need not be simplistic: indeed good ones must not be: 'With all its surface simplicity, an introduction must cut as deep as its author has wit and strength to see the way. It must cut for that deepest simplicity which is true meaning' (Karl Llewellyn, The Bramble Bush, revised edn, 1950, p.7).