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... England's successful resistance to the invasive tyranny of Spain . This told on our literature , as the successful resistance of Athens to the Persians told on the literature of the Periclean age . One name stands out pre - eminent in ...
... England's successful resistance to the invasive tyranny of Spain . This told on our literature , as the successful resistance of Athens to the Persians told on the literature of the Periclean age . One name stands out pre - eminent in ...
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... England ; and any improvement which may be judged practicable must be in that direction ; in fact it is the extension of Church - of - England teaching which is endeavoured after . It is impossible it should be otherwise Parliament ...
... England ; and any improvement which may be judged practicable must be in that direction ; in fact it is the extension of Church - of - England teaching which is endeavoured after . It is impossible it should be otherwise Parliament ...
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... England's Church will be worthy of England's place among the Nations . C. J. BURTON . IV . THE CODIFICATION OF THE LAW ON BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES IN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES . * THE THE General Law of Germany ...
... England's Church will be worthy of England's place among the Nations . C. J. BURTON . IV . THE CODIFICATION OF THE LAW ON BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES IN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES . * THE THE General Law of Germany ...
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... England , and the Scandinavian kingdoms , adopt Bills of Exchange as a means of settling commercial accounts with foreign countries . But whilst the different nations in their turn followed the example and profited by the teaching of ...
... England , and the Scandinavian kingdoms , adopt Bills of Exchange as a means of settling commercial accounts with foreign countries . But whilst the different nations in their turn followed the example and profited by the teaching of ...
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... England being that a Bill of Exchange or Promissory Note transferred a debt ( a chose in action ) , there arose a necessity of proof of a " justa causa " ( consideration ) , the burden of which fell upon the holder . Both these rules ...
... England being that a Bill of Exchange or Promissory Note transferred a debt ( a chose in action ) , there arose a necessity of proof of a " justa causa " ( consideration ) , the burden of which fell upon the holder . Both these rules ...
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