The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... important causes , the High Court of Delegates and the High Commission , were set up by Henry VIII and Elizabeth respectively , both to exercise the ecclesi- astical jurisdiction vested in the Crown . The latter Court was abolished by ...
... important causes , the High Court of Delegates and the High Commission , were set up by Henry VIII and Elizabeth respectively , both to exercise the ecclesi- astical jurisdiction vested in the Crown . The latter Court was abolished by ...
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... importance may perhaps justify the fol- lowing summary of the evidence and arguments presented as regards the relation of the Church in Wales to the whole body of the Church of England and the position of Convocation . The dioceses of ...
... importance may perhaps justify the fol- lowing summary of the evidence and arguments presented as regards the relation of the Church in Wales to the whole body of the Church of England and the position of Convocation . The dioceses of ...
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... important to remember that there is no pre- cedent for the disestablishment of a territorial section of a national Church . The case of the Irish Church , which has been largely referred to as a direct precedent in this matter , is ...
... important to remember that there is no pre- cedent for the disestablishment of a territorial section of a national Church . The case of the Irish Church , which has been largely referred to as a direct precedent in this matter , is ...
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... important one in our criminal annals . The prisoner was acquitted on the ground of insanity , to the great indignation of the out- side public . Men were horrified and disgusted at the escape of one who appeared a cold - blooded ...
... important one in our criminal annals . The prisoner was acquitted on the ground of insanity , to the great indignation of the out- side public . Men were horrified and disgusted at the escape of one who appeared a cold - blooded ...
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... important stage in the development of the law relating to insanity . The legal view of insanity has gradually changed , just as the medical view has done . The horrible madhouse , depicted by Hogarth , has given place to the wholesome ...
... important stage in the development of the law relating to insanity . The legal view of insanity has gradually changed , just as the medical view has done . The horrible madhouse , depicted by Hogarth , has given place to the wholesome ...
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