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    The historical school of jurisprudence believes that law is not permanent and must evolve with changing social conditions. It emerged in response to the natural law school. The historical school argues that law develops organically over time through custom and usage, not rational principles. Key proponents included Friedrich Carl von Savigny and Bernhard Windscheid, who believed that law's origins and future development could be understood through its history. They rejected the idea that law could be created through legislation.

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