The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 15
Wherefore we will and firmly charge that the English Church be free , and that all
men in our kingdom have and hold the aforesaid liberties freely , quietly , fully ,
and wholly , to them and their heirs in all things and places for ever . “ Given in
the ...
Wherefore we will and firmly charge that the English Church be free , and that all
men in our kingdom have and hold the aforesaid liberties freely , quietly , fully ,
and wholly , to them and their heirs in all things and places for ever . “ Given in
the ...
Page 21
... are the steps , slow - hewn in flintiest rock , States climb to power by ; slippery
those with gold Down which they stumble to eternal mock : No chafferer's hand
shall long the scepter hold , Who , given a Fate to shape , would sell the block .
... are the steps , slow - hewn in flintiest rock , States climb to power by ; slippery
those with gold Down which they stumble to eternal mock : No chafferer's hand
shall long the scepter hold , Who , given a Fate to shape , would sell the block .
Page 52
Her reason was that she had given her word of honor not to reveal the source of
information ; yet as it appeared later that she had solemnly promised Durrant not
to “ publish ” a damaging admission which he made in answer to her inquiry ...
Her reason was that she had given her word of honor not to reveal the source of
information ; yet as it appeared later that she had solemnly promised Durrant not
to “ publish ” a damaging admission which he made in answer to her inquiry ...
Page 59
The appointment of the judges was given to the President by and with the advice
of the Senate . That they might not be biased by a disposition to curry favor with
the executive or the Senate , for reappointment , they were given a term during ...
The appointment of the judges was given to the President by and with the advice
of the Senate . That they might not be biased by a disposition to curry favor with
the executive or the Senate , for reappointment , they were given a term during ...
Page 69
... and limitation that the minister shall constantly reside in the house devised ;
and upon failure to comply therewith , the devise was declared to be void , and
the property was given over to “ John Hancock , Esquire , and to his heirs forever
.
... and limitation that the minister shall constantly reside in the house devised ;
and upon failure to comply therewith , the devise was declared to be void , and
the property was given over to “ John Hancock , Esquire , and to his heirs forever
.
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