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... put forward by many of those who have advocated this reform of the law , of the
practical effect which it was likely to ... never be realized , and which has enabled
them , without difficulty , to depreciate the effects of the change altogether .
... put forward by many of those who have advocated this reform of the law , of the
practical effect which it was likely to ... never be realized , and which has enabled
them , without difficulty , to depreciate the effects of the change altogether .
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... without any further preliminary proceedings ; the verdict of the Coroner ' s Jury
having the same effect as a commitment by a Magistrate and the finding of a true
bill by a Grand Jury . But , notwithstanding that proceedings are pending in the ...
... without any further preliminary proceedings ; the verdict of the Coroner ' s Jury
having the same effect as a commitment by a Magistrate and the finding of a true
bill by a Grand Jury . But , notwithstanding that proceedings are pending in the ...
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... extent influenced by the existence of the Act of Parliament relating to
Extradition which became law in 1870 , and which no doubt embodies the only
power which the British Government now possesses to give effect to the
Ashburton Treaty .
... extent influenced by the existence of the Act of Parliament relating to
Extradition which became law in 1870 , and which no doubt embodies the only
power which the British Government now possesses to give effect to the
Ashburton Treaty .
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And it seems to me that there is no branch of social science where its services
are more needed , and where it is calculated to effect more good , than in that
which deals with the defects of our law and the direction which its amendment
should ...
And it seems to me that there is no branch of social science where its services
are more needed , and where it is calculated to effect more good , than in that
which deals with the defects of our law and the direction which its amendment
should ...
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But , in his case , the embarrassing effect of the " long drawing out ” of the linked
phrases is mitigated by the speaker ' s felicitous choice of words , the perfect
accuracy of his grammar , and the unexceptionable force of the dialectic . A style
...
But , in his case , the embarrassing effect of the " long drawing out ” of the linked
phrases is mitigated by the speaker ' s felicitous choice of words , the perfect
accuracy of his grammar , and the unexceptionable force of the dialectic . A style
...
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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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