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Page 74
... on a small scale , and with reference to a limited subject , this may be
practicable , but I am certain that , if you intend to do the thing so as to be of real
permanent service , you must be satisfied to do one thing at a time , and
gradually build up ...
... on a small scale , and with reference to a limited subject , this may be
practicable , but I am certain that , if you intend to do the thing so as to be of real
permanent service , you must be satisfied to do one thing at a time , and
gradually build up ...
Page 80
I cannot more forcibly illustrate the working of the present system of separate
legislation than by reference to the great attempt at Codification already
mentioned . It is a Bill of unusual magnitude . It repeals the whole of the present
statute law ...
I cannot more forcibly illustrate the working of the present system of separate
legislation than by reference to the great attempt at Codification already
mentioned . It is a Bill of unusual magnitude . It repeals the whole of the present
statute law ...
Page 109
Even here the field has been further narrowed by confining the Statutory Law
concerning Fraud on Creditors and Purchasers to a bare reprint , at the end of the
volume , of English , Federal , and State Legislation , with short references to the
...
Even here the field has been further narrowed by confining the Statutory Law
concerning Fraud on Creditors and Purchasers to a bare reprint , at the end of the
volume , of English , Federal , and State Legislation , with short references to the
...
Page 110
In the Table of Cases , the system - which we have ourselves always advocated -
of giving a reference to every report of each case has been adopted , and a
marginal analysis and full Index smooth the path of all wishing to consult the
book on ...
In the Table of Cases , the system - which we have ourselves always advocated -
of giving a reference to every report of each case has been adopted , and a
marginal analysis and full Index smooth the path of all wishing to consult the
book on ...
Page 114
... are purely Theoretical , and do not detract from the general utility of his book as
a convenient source of reference on the principal questions arising in daily
practice on matters of Foreign and 114 REVIEWS .
... are purely Theoretical , and do not detract from the general utility of his book as
a convenient source of reference on the principal questions arising in daily
practice on matters of Foreign and 114 REVIEWS .
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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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