The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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... instances , that a text of Benedict's Chronicle appears to have been copied for a work , of which a manuscript is preserved in the Library of Corpus Christi College , Cambridge , and is entitled " Annales * Professor Stubbs had a ...
... instances , that a text of Benedict's Chronicle appears to have been copied for a work , of which a manuscript is preserved in the Library of Corpus Christi College , Cambridge , and is entitled " Annales * Professor Stubbs had a ...
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... instance the identification of the slain after a great battle . Other requirements would be open to criticism did not the intercalation of such words as if circumstances permit , ' ' if possible , ' if it can be done , ' if necessary ...
... instance the identification of the slain after a great battle . Other requirements would be open to criticism did not the intercalation of such words as if circumstances permit , ' ' if possible , ' if it can be done , ' if necessary ...
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... instance , to States each within the limits of its own supremacy . The administra- tion of the law of war ought , therefore , to be intrusted primarily to the State which wields the public power in the place where an offence is ...
... instance , to States each within the limits of its own supremacy . The administra- tion of the law of war ought , therefore , to be intrusted primarily to the State which wields the public power in the place where an offence is ...
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... instances . Sad experience teaches us that in every war there are numerous violations of law which must unavoidably ... instance , a flag of truce has been fired upon , in contravention of the law of nations , the jurist will uphold and ...
... instances . Sad experience teaches us that in every war there are numerous violations of law which must unavoidably ... instance , a flag of truce has been fired upon , in contravention of the law of nations , the jurist will uphold and ...
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... instance was wrong . But this , of course , merely affirms the latter part of the above proposition - the publication they intended was made by the defendants , erroneously thinking it to be lawful . How far it is lawful to make a bona ...
... instance was wrong . But this , of course , merely affirms the latter part of the above proposition - the publication they intended was made by the defendants , erroneously thinking it to be lawful . How far it is lawful to make a bona ...
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