The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 15
... our kingdom have and hold the afore- said liberties freely , quietly , fully , and wholly , to them and their heirs in all things and places for ever . " Given in the meadow which is called as is INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM . 15.
... our kingdom have and hold the afore- said liberties freely , quietly , fully , and wholly , to them and their heirs in all things and places for ever . " Given in the meadow which is called as is INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM . 15.
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" Given in the meadow which is called as is aforesaid Runny- mede , between Windsor and Staines , on the 15th day of June , 1215. ” Nearly six centuries had gone by , and the re - assertion of these rights had been many times made ...
" Given in the meadow which is called as is aforesaid Runny- mede , between Windsor and Staines , on the 15th day of June , 1215. ” Nearly six centuries had gone by , and the re - assertion of these rights had been many times made ...
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... called a free man - he will be con- trolled by a merciless despotism , in which his idiosyncrasies are ignored , his tastes and faculties disregarded , and he is deprived of his most essential right ; for to use the words of Adam Smith ...
... called a free man - he will be con- trolled by a merciless despotism , in which his idiosyncrasies are ignored , his tastes and faculties disregarded , and he is deprived of his most essential right ; for to use the words of Adam Smith ...
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... called the twenty - six letters of our alphabet " the natural enemies of folly and slavery , " and the line of Byron is even more striking : * * The drop of ink That , falling , may make thousands , even millions , think . " To - day ...
... called the twenty - six letters of our alphabet " the natural enemies of folly and slavery , " and the line of Byron is even more striking : * * The drop of ink That , falling , may make thousands , even millions , think . " To - day ...
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... called , and searched the church , finish- ing late in the evening . The search of the belfry tower , however , was postponed until the following morning , -the tower - door being locked , and ( as afterwards appeared ) the handles ...
... called , and searched the church , finish- ing late in the evening . The search of the belfry tower , however , was postponed until the following morning , -the tower - door being locked , and ( as afterwards appeared ) the handles ...
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