The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1877 - Law |
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Page 23
... favour , though much , too , may be said the other way . But there can be no question that this view of the treaty has not been consistently taken by our authorities . One criminal at least has been tried here for other offences than ...
... favour , though much , too , may be said the other way . But there can be no question that this view of the treaty has not been consistently taken by our authorities . One criminal at least has been tried here for other offences than ...
Page 33
... favour of that system of combining the study of English and the study of the classics , which I have recommended in the earlier part of this essay . Lord Stanhope , in his memoirs of Pitt , mentions that his own father , then Lord Mahon ...
... favour of that system of combining the study of English and the study of the classics , which I have recommended in the earlier part of this essay . Lord Stanhope , in his memoirs of Pitt , mentions that his own father , then Lord Mahon ...
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... favour of them.t 2nd . Next comes the Deliberative , which is principally employed in addressing assemblies , more or less popular , on yet undetermined matters of public interest . The third branch ( with which we are chiefly concerned ) ...
... favour of them.t 2nd . Next comes the Deliberative , which is principally employed in addressing assemblies , more or less popular , on yet undetermined matters of public interest . The third branch ( with which we are chiefly concerned ) ...
Page 47
... favour , or prejudices , on the cases , which you and your adversary can set up on either side . As a rule , the partition of a Forensic Oration is fivefold . There should be the Proemium , the Narration , the Confirma- tion , the ...
... favour , or prejudices , on the cases , which you and your adversary can set up on either side . As a rule , the partition of a Forensic Oration is fivefold . There should be the Proemium , the Narration , the Confirma- tion , the ...
Page 62
... favour of attending them , provided ( and the proviso is very important ) that the student always remembers the nature of the place and its proper purpose . Generally speaking , there is not the slightest practical interest felt in a ...
... favour of attending them , provided ( and the proviso is very important ) that the student always remembers the nature of the place and its proper purpose . Generally speaking , there is not the slightest practical interest felt in a ...
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