The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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... opinion of the court : " My opinion is that the 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 ...
... opinion of the court : " My opinion is that the 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 ...
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... opinion the protection is given to every author who publishes in the United Kingdom , wheresoever that author may be resident , or of whatever state he may be the subject . The intention of the act is to obtain a benefit for the people ...
... opinion the protection is given to every author who publishes in the United Kingdom , wheresoever that author may be resident , or of whatever state he may be the subject . The intention of the act is to obtain a benefit for the people ...
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... opinion of the most learned statesmen , has invited men of learning of every tongue to send their productions to the United Kingdom for first publication , aiming to make England the Mecca of authors , the centre of learning , of the ...
... opinion of the most learned statesmen , has invited men of learning of every tongue to send their productions to the United Kingdom for first publication , aiming to make England the Mecca of authors , the centre of learning , of the ...
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... opinion , and doubtless it had not a different effect upon the jury . The means of detection at the command of the com- panies were regarded as so great that , when they broke down in the attempt to prove that W. S. Goss had been alive ...
... opinion , and doubtless it had not a different effect upon the jury . The means of detection at the command of the com- panies were regarded as so great that , when they broke down in the attempt to prove that W. S. Goss had been alive ...
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... opinions . Five back teeth in the upper jaw had certainly been lost some time before death ; the upper tooth next to the ... opinion was expressed that the front teeth were not good . No tokens of the wearing of any false teeth were ...
... opinions . Five back teeth in the upper jaw had certainly been lost some time before death ; the upper tooth next to the ... opinion was expressed that the front teeth were not good . No tokens of the wearing of any false teeth were ...
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