The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 8
... received as unimpeachable ; and though often cited by " high privilege " men for the sake of the author's name rather than his matter , the latter must , in the case of this part of his works , be sceptically scrutinized . Thus , during ...
... received as unimpeachable ; and though often cited by " high privilege " men for the sake of the author's name rather than his matter , the latter must , in the case of this part of his works , be sceptically scrutinized . Thus , during ...
Page 13
... received with all the less question as it represents the popular side of the question in a triumphant attitude . For this reason , as well as because it shows how authenticity is a quality disregarded in personal tales of this kind , it ...
... received with all the less question as it represents the popular side of the question in a triumphant attitude . For this reason , as well as because it shows how authenticity is a quality disregarded in personal tales of this kind , it ...
Page 40
... received its great and world - wide adjudication , or any adjudica- tion at all ; and it must never be forgotten that that adjudication transferred immense property to miserabiles personæ ― persons without funds to go to war with on ...
... received its great and world - wide adjudication , or any adjudica- tion at all ; and it must never be forgotten that that adjudication transferred immense property to miserabiles personæ ― persons without funds to go to war with on ...
Page 51
... received , thereby robbing the public ; whereas , in truth and in fact , he made it a stipulation on his going to Ireland , that he should receive no pension - and pension he never did receive ; and , without pension or place , for ...
... received , thereby robbing the public ; whereas , in truth and in fact , he made it a stipulation on his going to Ireland , that he should receive no pension - and pension he never did receive ; and , without pension or place , for ...
Page 76
... received , amongst those of other able persons , the warm praise of Dr. Arnold and the late Bishop of Lincoln ( Kaye ) —very different men - is clear , forcible , and attractive ; 76 The Library of the Middle Temple .
... received , amongst those of other able persons , the warm praise of Dr. Arnold and the late Bishop of Lincoln ( Kaye ) —very different men - is clear , forcible , and attractive ; 76 The Library of the Middle Temple .
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