The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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THE PROTECTION OF OBJECTS OF ART AND ANTIQUITY IN ITALY . ITH the
law of the 20th of June 1909 , for the protection of works of art and antiquity , Italy
has taken a further and more decisive step in the direction of that policy of State ...
THE PROTECTION OF OBJECTS OF ART AND ANTIQUITY IN ITALY . ITH the
law of the 20th of June 1909 , for the protection of works of art and antiquity , Italy
has taken a further and more decisive step in the direction of that policy of State ...
Page 165
We have dwelt at some length on the legislative efforts of the former principalities
that went to constitute the United Kingdom of Italy . Our justification for giving
them this prominence , lies in the fact , already noticed , that these measures
were ...
We have dwelt at some length on the legislative efforts of the former principalities
that went to constitute the United Kingdom of Italy . Our justification for giving
them this prominence , lies in the fact , already noticed , that these measures
were ...
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One of these , an Admiral Raimann , had made strong statements in print
reflecting upon Italy . The answer , however , was made that Admiral Raimann
was retired , and that the Government could not , or ought not to , control the
public ...
One of these , an Admiral Raimann , had made strong statements in print
reflecting upon Italy . The answer , however , was made that Admiral Raimann
was retired , and that the Government could not , or ought not to , control the
public ...
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