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Page 69
... of Commons in the Session of 1875 . A measure for additional facilities was
introduced into that House , and referred to a select Committee . This Committe is
remarkable for the length of time it sat , for the great variety of evidence it
received ...
... of Commons in the Session of 1875 . A measure for additional facilities was
introduced into that House , and referred to a select Committee . This Committe is
remarkable for the length of time it sat , for the great variety of evidence it
received ...
Page 135
Mr . Stephen promises , if this undertaking should be favourably received , to
apply the same process to some other branches of the law . We welcome the
promise most heartily , but we may be allowed to suggest to Mr . Stephen a doubt
...
Mr . Stephen promises , if this undertaking should be favourably received , to
apply the same process to some other branches of the law . We welcome the
promise most heartily , but we may be allowed to suggest to Mr . Stephen a doubt
...
Page 138
But all these various national expressions of brotherhood fall short of that
universal brotherhood which “ Internationalism ” would seem to inculcate , and
which Mr . Sprague would embody in the “ Association of Nations , " receiving the
...
But all these various national expressions of brotherhood fall short of that
universal brotherhood which “ Internationalism ” would seem to inculcate , and
which Mr . Sprague would embody in the “ Association of Nations , " receiving the
...
Page 141
... though , when we consider the numerous and illustriously filled Chairs of
Constitutional Law which exist in Foreign Universities and Schools of Law , we
cannot consider that the subject has yet received its due meed of honour in this
country ...
... though , when we consider the numerous and illustriously filled Chairs of
Constitutional Law which exist in Foreign Universities and Schools of Law , we
cannot consider that the subject has yet received its due meed of honour in this
country ...
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... work has reached its second edition . several Reviews the great ? * * Owing to
the great pressure on our space we hi v : been obliged to postpone several
Reviews . - ED . Books Received . We have to acknowledge the receipt of
REVIEWS .
... work has reached its second edition . several Reviews the great ? * * Owing to
the great pressure on our space we hi v : been obliged to postpone several
Reviews . - ED . Books Received . We have to acknowledge the receipt of
REVIEWS .
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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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