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Page 9
He could hardly believe that such evidence had been given , and assured me
that even if the investigation had been properly conducted so positive an opinion
could not have been justified , but that carried out in the way described no
opinion ...
He could hardly believe that such evidence had been given , and assured me
that even if the investigation had been properly conducted so positive an opinion
could not have been justified , but that carried out in the way described no
opinion ...
Page 23
And there can be no better indication of the view taken by our Foreign Office than
the evidence given by Lord Hammond , who was for so many years Under
Secretary of State , before the Committee of 1868 , whose report led to the
passing of ...
And there can be no better indication of the view taken by our Foreign Office than
the evidence given by Lord Hammond , who was for so many years Under
Secretary of State , before the Committee of 1868 , whose report led to the
passing of ...
Page 29
But , on explaining himself on the following day to Sir William Follett , that
gentleman afterwards encountered his loquacious adversary , and so entirely
overcame him that Stephenson remarked - " Of all the gifts ever given to ...
But , on explaining himself on the following day to Sir William Follett , that
gentleman afterwards encountered his loquacious adversary , and so entirely
overcame him that Stephenson remarked - " Of all the gifts ever given to ...
Page 49
It must sometimes be given piece - meal , and mixed up with other parts of the
speech , so that the mention of each unfavourable fact , which cannot be
concealed and which cannot be qualified by arrangement , may be followed at
once by the ...
It must sometimes be given piece - meal , and mixed up with other parts of the
speech , so that the mention of each unfavourable fact , which cannot be
concealed and which cannot be qualified by arrangement , may be followed at
once by the ...
Page 69
In order to a more intelligent consideration it will be well to refer to the evidence
given before a Committee of the House of Commons in the Session of 1875 . A
measure for additional facilities was introduced into that House , and referred to a
...
In order to a more intelligent consideration it will be well to refer to the evidence
given before a Committee of the House of Commons in the Session of 1875 . A
measure for additional facilities was introduced into that House , and referred to a
...
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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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