The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... fact we should be liable to be accused of a want of erudition , did we not know you and your respective countries . On the other hand , un- fortunately , we cannot presume that our own country and its peculiar institutions are as ...
... fact we should be liable to be accused of a want of erudition , did we not know you and your respective countries . On the other hand , un- fortunately , we cannot presume that our own country and its peculiar institutions are as ...
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... fact namely , that Hungary and Austria are ruled over by one and the same Monarch , and that the " personal union " involves a certain community of government— ( e.g . , in military affairs and questions of foreign politics ) in ...
... fact namely , that Hungary and Austria are ruled over by one and the same Monarch , and that the " personal union " involves a certain community of government— ( e.g . , in military affairs and questions of foreign politics ) in ...
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... fact that there is no such thing as Austro - Hungarian citizenship , as there would naturally be , were the two States one political unit . Austro - Hungarian citizens , as one often hears citizens of either State described abroad , do ...
... fact that there is no such thing as Austro - Hungarian citizenship , as there would naturally be , were the two States one political unit . Austro - Hungarian citizens , as one often hears citizens of either State described abroad , do ...
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... fact there are certain affairs in respect of which we have an agreement with Austria , by virtue of which it is considered desirable and opportune that the said affairs , though not " common , " should be regulated according to uniform ...
... fact there are certain affairs in respect of which we have an agreement with Austria , by virtue of which it is considered desirable and opportune that the said affairs , though not " common , " should be regulated according to uniform ...
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... fact , after the overthrow of the struggle for independence , Hungary was actually degraded to the position of a pro- vince of the Austrian Empire , and the Austrian Govern- ment obtruded the Austrian laws on the Hungarian nation ...
... fact , after the overthrow of the struggle for independence , Hungary was actually degraded to the position of a pro- vince of the Austrian Empire , and the Austrian Govern- ment obtruded the Austrian laws on the Hungarian nation ...
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