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... the Library of Lincoln ' s Inn . * The Spanish Arbitration thus became known to
Men of Letters in the early part of the last century through this edition , the text of
which was transcribed by Hearne from a manuscript then in the Library of the Earl
...
... the Library of Lincoln ' s Inn . * The Spanish Arbitration thus became known to
Men of Letters in the early part of the last century through this edition , the text of
which was transcribed by Hearne from a manuscript then in the Library of the Earl
...
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copy of Hearne ' s edition , * nor need he make a pilgrimage to Oxford to satisfy
himself with a sight of the Rawlinson MS . , for another and a preferable
manuscript has come to light during the present century , which seems to have
been ...
copy of Hearne ' s edition , * nor need he make a pilgrimage to Oxford to satisfy
himself with a sight of the Rawlinson MS . , for another and a preferable
manuscript has come to light during the present century , which seems to have
been ...
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In an analogous manner the Vitellius MS . , E . XVII . , which is in the Cotton
Collection in the British Museum , and which , if I inistake not , is a remote
ancestor of a MS . which Hearne consulted in preparing his edition of Benedict ' s
Chronicle ...
In an analogous manner the Vitellius MS . , E . XVII . , which is in the Cotton
Collection in the British Museum , and which , if I inistake not , is a remote
ancestor of a MS . which Hearne consulted in preparing his edition of Benedict ' s
Chronicle ...
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We need not therefore be surprised to find that several learned French scholars
in the eighteenth century have thought more highly of Hoveden ' s text of the
Arbitration than of the text which Hearne had followed in his edition of Benedict ' s
...
We need not therefore be surprised to find that several learned French scholars
in the eighteenth century have thought more highly of Hoveden ' s text of the
Arbitration than of the text which Hearne had followed in his edition of Benedict ' s
...
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Books Received . Taswell - Langmead ' s English Constitutional History . Fifth
Edition . By Philip A . Ashworth . Stevens and Haynes , London , 1896 . Harris ' s
Principles of the Criminal Law . Seventh Edition . By Charles L . Attenborough .
Books Received . Taswell - Langmead ' s English Constitutional History . Fifth
Edition . By Philip A . Ashworth . Stevens and Haynes , London , 1896 . Harris ' s
Principles of the Criminal Law . Seventh Edition . By Charles L . Attenborough .
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1897 |
| Original from | the University of California |
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