'On the whole, we may say that analytical jurisprudence is attaining the best results in the present, that historical jurisprudence has accomplished most in the immediate past, and that philosophical jurisprudence, which had been most fruitful from Reformation till the nineteenth century (...) shows signs of regaining its usefulness and reacquiring its former importance in the immediate future. But with the rise and growth of political, economic, and social science, even in the closing years of the nineteenth century, the time was ripe for a wholly new tendency, and that tendency which may be called the sociological tendency, has become well established in Continental Europe.' Roscoe Pound, 'The Scope and Purpose of Sociological Jurisprudence. I. Schools of Jurists and Methods of Jurisprudence' (1911) 24 Harvard Law Review 591, 613-14.

Discuss the relevance of this statement in Kenya's legal development and jurisprudence.