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... principle they embody ( and it is a piece of rare good fortune when you can
evolve such a principle at all ) , you find , perhaps , that some enactment has
been passed so affecting the law as to render your researches almost , if not
altogether ...
... principle they embody ( and it is a piece of rare good fortune when you can
evolve such a principle at all ) , you find , perhaps , that some enactment has
been passed so affecting the law as to render your researches almost , if not
altogether ...
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I have been able only to sketch in outline the changes I desire to see , but I dare
not linger longer on this part of my subject . I pass now , by no abrupt transition ,
to another subject which appears to me of the highest importance . We have
been ...
I have been able only to sketch in outline the changes I desire to see , but I dare
not linger longer on this part of my subject . I pass now , by no abrupt transition ,
to another subject which appears to me of the highest importance . We have
been ...
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The result is , that it is to the Government that we must look to introduce measures
of law reform if they are to pass into law ... Law reforms , as a rule , excite but little
public interest ; there is little credit or glory to be gained by passing them .
The result is , that it is to the Government that we must look to introduce measures
of law reform if they are to pass into law ... Law reforms , as a rule , excite but little
public interest ; there is little credit or glory to be gained by passing them .
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This will fasten itself in your hearers ' memories , and will tell on them when the
recollection of your smooth ample phrases has passed away . These pungent
bits may even be rough or quaint , so that they are striking . Alliteration may often
be ...
This will fasten itself in your hearers ' memories , and will tell on them when the
recollection of your smooth ample phrases has passed away . These pungent
bits may even be rough or quaint , so that they are striking . Alliteration may often
be ...
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The chief element of the public right of navigation is the right to pass and repass
along and over a navigable river . This right may be exercised by every kind of
vessel , in all parts of the river , and at all states of the tide . “ We cannot conceive
...
The chief element of the public right of navigation is the right to pass and repass
along and over a navigable river . This right may be exercised by every kind of
vessel , in all parts of the river , and at all states of the tide . “ We cannot conceive
...
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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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