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Page 16
But I feel bound to bear my testimony to the fact that in practice the work is , on
the whole , well done , and that there are not many prosecutions which fail owing
to the inefficient manner in which they are conducted . I should therefore be ...
But I feel bound to bear my testimony to the fact that in practice the work is , on
the whole , well done , and that there are not many prosecutions which fail owing
to the inefficient manner in which they are conducted . I should therefore be ...
Page 27
... of almost the whole House , it is open to a single member to put down notice of
opposition to the Bill : when this has been done it cannot be proceeded with after
half - past twelve o ' clock at night , and the member in charge of the Bill must ...
... of almost the whole House , it is open to a single member to put down notice of
opposition to the Bill : when this has been done it cannot be proceeded with after
half - past twelve o ' clock at night , and the member in charge of the Bill must ...
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T HAVE reserved the chief space of this final paper for the 1 subject of Rhetoric ,
but the subject would require a whole volume in order to discuss it fully . I may ,
however , be able in a limited number of pages to give some useful hints on it ...
T HAVE reserved the chief space of this final paper for the 1 subject of Rhetoric ,
but the subject would require a whole volume in order to discuss it fully . I may ,
however , be able in a limited number of pages to give some useful hints on it ...
Page 37
The characteristio of the “ periodio ” style is that each sentence “ comes round ”
upon itself so as to form & separate symmetrical whole . The running style may be
represented by a straight line , which may be cut sbort at any point , or prolonged
...
The characteristio of the “ periodio ” style is that each sentence “ comes round ”
upon itself so as to form & separate symmetrical whole . The running style may be
represented by a straight line , which may be cut sbort at any point , or prolonged
...
Page 56
The whole passage on this subject in the 6th book of Quintilian is very fine .
Hamilton , too , deserves attention again here . While attributing thu greatest
importance to the Passions , he is himself cynical and sneering to the end . He
thy : suins ...
The whole passage on this subject in the 6th book of Quintilian is very fine .
Hamilton , too , deserves attention again here . While attributing thu greatest
importance to the Passions , he is himself cynical and sneering to the end . He
thy : suins ...
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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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