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The other chief element is generally called the Latin , though a very great part of it
came to us not immediately from the Latin , but from the French and the Italian . Of
these elements the Anglo - Saxon is not only the first in essential and ...
The other chief element is generally called the Latin , though a very great part of it
came to us not immediately from the Latin , but from the French and the Italian . Of
these elements the Anglo - Saxon is not only the first in essential and ...
Page 38
Hazlit then gives proofs of the influence exerted in the same age over
Englishmen by the revived study of the classics , and by familiarity with the
masterpieces of modern Italian literature . He adds , that “ of the time that we are
considering , it ...
Hazlit then gives proofs of the influence exerted in the same age over
Englishmen by the revived study of the classics , and by familiarity with the
masterpieces of modern Italian literature . He adds , that “ of the time that we are
considering , it ...
Page 83
The theory , however , that the Italians first introduced the use of Bills of
Exchange into Southern France , appears to be the most reasonable ; Raphael
de Turri , + holding this view with , it appears , great weight of authority in his
favour .
The theory , however , that the Italians first introduced the use of Bills of
Exchange into Southern France , appears to be the most reasonable ; Raphael
de Turri , + holding this view with , it appears , great weight of authority in his
favour .
Page 84
In fact , Italy at that period owed much of its commercial activity to these bodies .
In the year 1407 the celebrated ... The French , with their habitual quickness ,
soon learnt to adopt what the Italians had originated . Only at a later period did
the ...
In fact , Italy at that period owed much of its commercial activity to these bodies .
In the year 1407 the celebrated ... The French , with their habitual quickness ,
soon learnt to adopt what the Italians had originated . Only at a later period did
the ...
Page 85
This definition , ingenious as it is , yet when closely examined , proves to be the
Emptio Venditio ( pecuniæ ) theory of the Italian School , only dressed up in a
different garb . A Bill of Exchange being considered to be an agreement ,
according ...
This definition , ingenious as it is , yet when closely examined , proves to be the
Emptio Venditio ( pecuniæ ) theory of the Italian School , only dressed up in a
different garb . A Bill of Exchange being considered to be an agreement ,
according ...
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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 | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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