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... so large a proportion of the traffic of the world is carried on in vessels
amenable to English laws , the necessity of some general and severe Criminal
Code of Navigation would have been long ere now recognised by all commercial
powers .
... so large a proportion of the traffic of the world is carried on in vessels
amenable to English laws , the necessity of some general and severe Criminal
Code of Navigation would have been long ere now recognised by all commercial
powers .
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... might not care to see the Constitution carried out in practice with such literal
faithfulness . Indeed , the more we study the celebrated Constitution of 1876 , the
more we are impressed with the feeling that the framers or advisers of that
Reform ...
... might not care to see the Constitution carried out in practice with such literal
faithfulness . Indeed , the more we study the celebrated Constitution of 1876 , the
more we are impressed with the feeling that the framers or advisers of that
Reform ...
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That such an experiment would have the best chance of success if carried out by
Christian administrators foreign to the soil , and strangers to its Palace intrigues ,
and its acknowledged official corruption , we are quite willing to admit . How this ...
That such an experiment would have the best chance of success if carried out by
Christian administrators foreign to the soil , and strangers to its Palace intrigues ,
and its acknowledged official corruption , we are quite willing to admit . How this ...
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... the Council had been “ laid before the proper authority . ” There is nothing to
show whether the existing “ paper organisation of the provinces of the Ottoman
Empire is to be respected and carried into effect by the British High
Commissioner .
... the Council had been “ laid before the proper authority . ” There is nothing to
show whether the existing “ paper organisation of the provinces of the Ottoman
Empire is to be respected and carried into effect by the British High
Commissioner .
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It is difficult to see how the British Administrators are to escape from the necessity
for carrying out this elaborately - arranged and carefully - graduated system of
Appeals to the various authorities at Constantinople . If the system is carried out ...
It is difficult to see how the British Administrators are to escape from the necessity
for carrying out this elaborately - arranged and carefully - graduated system of
Appeals to the various authorities at Constantinople . If the system is carried out ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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