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... his own country within the Embassy walls . On the one hand it may be said that
the hôtel of an Ambassador is inviolable ; but on the other it may more justly be
observed that this privilege is a toleration by the Laws of the State , to which THE.
... his own country within the Embassy walls . On the one hand it may be said that
the hôtel of an Ambassador is inviolable ; but on the other it may more justly be
observed that this privilege is a toleration by the Laws of the State , to which THE.
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It was a melancholy sight to see him arrive at the Court of Common Pleas
wrapped up as it were in swaddling clothes , and making for the fire to warm his
withered hands , by the side of which he sat shivering till they had robed him .
It was a melancholy sight to see him arrive at the Court of Common Pleas
wrapped up as it were in swaddling clothes , and making for the fire to warm his
withered hands , by the side of which he sat shivering till they had robed him .
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It passed from his hands into those of Sir Robert Cotton , a diligent collector at
this time of rare MSS . , and it is now preserved in the British Museum amidst the
Cotton MSS . in a volume which is entitled Julius A . XI . On examining this MS . it
...
It passed from his hands into those of Sir Robert Cotton , a diligent collector at
this time of rare MSS . , and it is now preserved in the British Museum amidst the
Cotton MSS . in a volume which is entitled Julius A . XI . On examining this MS . it
...
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The Julius manuscript , on the other hand , has maintained its identity down to the
present day , but it remained a long time in obscurity , having been superseded ,
so to say , by a text which is preserved in the great compilation of Master Roger ...
The Julius manuscript , on the other hand , has maintained its identity down to the
present day , but it remained a long time in obscurity , having been superseded ,
so to say , by a text which is preserved in the great compilation of Master Roger ...
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On the other hand , the same King did not think it necessary that a High Court of
Judicature should be called upon in every case to arbitrate between nations
which might be disposed to settle a dispute about territory by a friendly reference
...
On the other hand , the same King did not think it necessary that a High Court of
Judicature should be called upon in every case to arbitrate between nations
which might be disposed to settle a dispute about territory by a friendly reference
...
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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 |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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