The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... charged against the Lollards , was " writing books contrary to the Catholic faith or determinations of the Holy Church , or of such sect and wicked doctrines and opinions making any conventicles or holding or exercising schools ...
... charged against the Lollards , was " writing books contrary to the Catholic faith or determinations of the Holy Church , or of such sect and wicked doctrines and opinions making any conventicles or holding or exercising schools ...
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... charge that dismemberment of the Church is unconstitutional , that the Church can still have spiritual unity with the churches of the Anglican Communion in Ireland , Scotland , the British Oversea Dominions , and the United States , for ...
... charge that dismemberment of the Church is unconstitutional , that the Church can still have spiritual unity with the churches of the Anglican Communion in Ireland , Scotland , the British Oversea Dominions , and the United States , for ...
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... charged with firing at George the Third , was acquitted on the ground of insanity , Windham suggested that an offender , even if insane , should be subjected to some sort of punishment , for the sake of example ! Even as late as 1811 ...
... charged with firing at George the Third , was acquitted on the ground of insanity , Windham suggested that an offender , even if insane , should be subjected to some sort of punishment , for the sake of example ! Even as late as 1811 ...
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... charged Prisoners ' Aid Societies , the work of Lady Visitors , Chaplains , etc. " They give a long quotation from the Report of the Chaplain of Knutsford Prison , from which we may give a few passages . It begins , " Officers of long ...
... charged Prisoners ' Aid Societies , the work of Lady Visitors , Chaplains , etc. " They give a long quotation from the Report of the Chaplain of Knutsford Prison , from which we may give a few passages . It begins , " Officers of long ...
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... charge , and 25 ( i.e. , 6 per cent . ) have been re - convicted . More instructive , however , are the figures of all lads discharged since the Act came into operation in 1909. During that period 1,043 have been discharged ; 697 have ...
... charge , and 25 ( i.e. , 6 per cent . ) have been re - convicted . More instructive , however , are the figures of all lads discharged since the Act came into operation in 1909. During that period 1,043 have been discharged ; 697 have ...
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