The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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... fact was he was proud of it , and was himself the inventor of many of the vicious exploits narrated by him . He had the pernicious , dangerous ambition of uniting the character of a roué to that of a scholar and a mathematician . " He'd ...
... fact was he was proud of it , and was himself the inventor of many of the vicious exploits narrated by him . He had the pernicious , dangerous ambition of uniting the character of a roué to that of a scholar and a mathematician . " He'd ...
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... fact I may mention that Benedict's Chronicle was originally anonymous , as was the condition of most Chronicles in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries , and as in those days copyright was unknown , if the authorship of a Chronicle was ...
... fact I may mention that Benedict's Chronicle was originally anonymous , as was the condition of most Chronicles in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries , and as in those days copyright was unknown , if the authorship of a Chronicle was ...
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... fact which may interest the reader , and which are amongst the circumstances which account for the preserva- tion of a formal record of the proceedings of King Henry's Court on this occasion . It would appear from the Chronicle of ...
... fact which may interest the reader , and which are amongst the circumstances which account for the preserva- tion of a formal record of the proceedings of King Henry's Court on this occasion . It would appear from the Chronicle of ...
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... fact being brought into dispute between the parties , and of the King of England directing the dispute to be settled by a duel , and Roger of Hoveden mentions the additional fact that the champions brought with them their armour and ...
... fact being brought into dispute between the parties , and of the King of England directing the dispute to be settled by a duel , and Roger of Hoveden mentions the additional fact that the champions brought with them their armour and ...
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... fact that the defendant in Shepheard v . Whitaker made the very statement he intended , and to the very persons . The mistake lay in * 10 C.P. 502 . thinking it to be a true and innocuous , and 22 OVERRULED ? IS " TOMPSON v . DASHWOOD ' 99.
... fact that the defendant in Shepheard v . Whitaker made the very statement he intended , and to the very persons . The mistake lay in * 10 C.P. 502 . thinking it to be a true and innocuous , and 22 OVERRULED ? IS " TOMPSON v . DASHWOOD ' 99.
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