The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 23Saunders and Benning, 1855 - Law |
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Page 83
The style is , upon the whole , more simple and elegant than those who know
Lord Brougham only by his speeches may be disposed to believe : there is
freedom blended with elegance of diction : the sprightliness of the author never
exceeds ...
The style is , upon the whole , more simple and elegant than those who know
Lord Brougham only by his speeches may be disposed to believe : there is
freedom blended with elegance of diction : the sprightliness of the author never
exceeds ...
Page 87
most intolerable , and not to be endured , ” Lord Brougham had within himself
sources of quiet satisfaction to which his foes must have been utter strangers ; for
while in such skirmishes these exhausted their strength and seemed to have ...
most intolerable , and not to be endured , ” Lord Brougham had within himself
sources of quiet satisfaction to which his foes must have been utter strangers ; for
while in such skirmishes these exhausted their strength and seemed to have ...
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the sagacious mind of Lord Brougham with dismay : hè beheld everywhere the
elements of mischief . While the storm of civil discord screamed and raged
furiously , Lord Brougham rose a tower of strength against which the waves were
broken ...
the sagacious mind of Lord Brougham with dismay : hè beheld everywhere the
elements of mischief . While the storm of civil discord screamed and raged
furiously , Lord Brougham rose a tower of strength against which the waves were
broken ...
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POINTS IN THE HISTORY OF OUR | 1 |
FESSIONAL AND PARLIAMENTARY | 66 |
THE TRANSMISSION OF THE EXECUTOR | 110 |
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