The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... justified themselves according to reason and the law of Holy Church.2 Almost the earliest recorded case of capital punishment for heresy , is that of the Deacon and Jewess which has been especially examined by Professor Maitland , a ...
... justified themselves according to reason and the law of Holy Church.2 Almost the earliest recorded case of capital punishment for heresy , is that of the Deacon and Jewess which has been especially examined by Professor Maitland , a ...
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... 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 the Church in Wales have ...
... 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 the Church in Wales have ...
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... justified by their works , but it cannot be justified by an appeal to history . This exercise of unlimited power clearly constitutes an usurpation . I have elsewhere1 pointed out the close similarity of the Inns of Chancery and the ...
... justified by their works , but it cannot be justified by an appeal to history . This exercise of unlimited power clearly constitutes an usurpation . I have elsewhere1 pointed out the close similarity of the Inns of Chancery and the ...
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... of the right of a neutral to refuse passage to warlike expeditions would seem to justify her in closing the Scheldt . Many authors question whether a nation can ever concede , even expressly , 64 HOLLAND AND THE SCHELdt .
... of the right of a neutral to refuse passage to warlike expeditions would seem to justify her in closing the Scheldt . Many authors question whether a nation can ever concede , even expressly , 64 HOLLAND AND THE SCHELdt .
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... justified . They have a clear right to prevent their being used for warlike purposes . But have they any duty to do so ? It is a somewhat difficult point : for there is no doubt that the mere transit of territorial waters by a cruising ...
... justified . They have a clear right to prevent their being used for warlike purposes . But have they any duty to do so ? It is a somewhat difficult point : for there is no doubt that the mere transit of territorial waters by a cruising ...
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