The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Saunders and Benning, 1856 - Law |
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Page 236
... Lord Cockburn omits the expression of an opinion which all must entertain who now calmly look back to the history of those times , unin- fluenced by the heats ... Lord Cockburn appears not to have been aware , and 236 Lord Cockburn's.
... Lord Cockburn omits the expression of an opinion which all must entertain who now calmly look back to the history of those times , unin- fluenced by the heats ... Lord Cockburn appears not to have been aware , and 236 Lord Cockburn's.
Page 246
... the dictum , saying that Lord Braxfield might have muttered " Muckle he made o ' that ; " but all , without exception , utterly denied the grossly indecent addition . The improbability , indeed , of the story is manifest 246 Lord ...
... the dictum , saying that Lord Braxfield might have muttered " Muckle he made o ' that ; " but all , without exception , utterly denied the grossly indecent addition . The improbability , indeed , of the story is manifest 246 Lord ...
Page 374
... Lord Cockburn upon his book , he would not have much approved of the Edinburgh party's violence , which he had so long out- lived - the party violence displayed both in that work and in the ... Lord Cockburn and the Edinburgh Review .
... Lord Cockburn upon his book , he would not have much approved of the Edinburgh party's violence , which he had so long out- lived - the party violence displayed both in that work and in the ... Lord Cockburn and the Edinburgh Review .
Contents
HISTORY OF JURISPRUDENCETHE | 1 |
A CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF JERSEY | 23 |
LIFE PEERAGES | 35 |
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