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Page 79
... I admit , considerable difficulties in the way , because the law of Scotland
proceeds upon a basis essentially different from that of England , though even
these are not , I think , nearly so formidable as they are commonly considered .
... I admit , considerable difficulties in the way , because the law of Scotland
proceeds upon a basis essentially different from that of England , though even
these are not , I think , nearly so formidable as they are commonly considered .
Page 83
... property is ordinarily managed with an anxious care to provide first for their
own comfort , according to their means and station in life , and then from those
legally or naturally dependent upon them , or who may be considered as having
such ...
... property is ordinarily managed with an anxious care to provide first for their
own comfort , according to their means and station in life , and then from those
legally or naturally dependent upon them , or who may be considered as having
such ...
Page 94
more , were they ever so able they ought not to do so : the first duty of a director is
to his shareholders , and the interests both of the public and the companies will
be best considered by a fair recognition on both sides of this fact . Surely it is not
...
more , were they ever so able they ought not to do so : the first duty of a director is
to his shareholders , and the interests both of the public and the companies will
be best considered by a fair recognition on both sides of this fact . Surely it is not
...
Page 124
But Rome , considered in its Ecclesiastico - Political aspect , becomes a
reactionary factor . When the New Learning fills Europe with fresh life , and
makes its borders overflow with eager , stirring Thought — that life and that
Thought are at ...
But Rome , considered in its Ecclesiastico - Political aspect , becomes a
reactionary factor . When the New Learning fills Europe with fresh life , and
makes its borders overflow with eager , stirring Thought — that life and that
Thought are at ...
Page 125
... any deep - seated conviction of the need for some reform , still less as the
carefully - considered result of their corporate deliberations . We do not as yet
see any signs of such thoughtful weighing of important questions of University
extension ...
... any deep - seated conviction of the need for some reform , still less as the
carefully - considered result of their corporate deliberations . We do not as yet
see any signs of such thoughtful weighing of important questions of University
extension ...
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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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