The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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... legislature must be considered prima facie to mean to legislate for its own subjects , or those who owe obedience to its laws ; and consequently that the acts apply primâ facie to British subjects only in some sense of that term which ...
... legislature must be considered prima facie to mean to legislate for its own subjects , or those who owe obedience to its laws ; and consequently that the acts apply primâ facie to British subjects only in some sense of that term which ...
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... legislature to exclude foreigners from the benefit of the acts passed for the protection of literary property . The British parliament has no power , and cannot by any general words be supposed to intend , to legislate for aliens beyond ...
... legislature to exclude foreigners from the benefit of the acts passed for the protection of literary property . The British parliament has no power , and cannot by any general words be supposed to intend , to legislate for aliens beyond ...
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... legislature dealing with British interests must be presumed to have legislated for British subjects and for the encouragement of British talent and industry ; while ,、 on the other hand , it was stoutly denied that such restriction was ...
... legislature dealing with British interests must be presumed to have legislated for British subjects and for the encouragement of British talent and industry ; while ,、 on the other hand , it was stoutly denied that such restriction was ...
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... legislature , by offering a certain amount of protection to the author , thereby inducing him to publish his work here . This is , or may be , a benefit to the author of the work ; but it is a benefit given not for his sake , but for ...
... legislature , by offering a certain amount of protection to the author , thereby inducing him to publish his work here . This is , or may be , a benefit to the author of the work ; but it is a benefit given not for his sake , but for ...
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... Legislature from the sixteenth ward of that city , indorsed alike by republicans and temperance men . He had also been a grand officer in the Independent Order of Mechanics . His character stood high ; he was very fond of his family ...
... Legislature from the sixteenth ward of that city , indorsed alike by republicans and temperance men . He had also been a grand officer in the Independent Order of Mechanics . His character stood high ; he was very fond of his family ...
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