The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... Lord Guthrie , in an address on " The Treat- ment of Criminals , " which he delivered to the Scots Law Society in November 1907 , pointed out that three leading objects are recognised by the State in dealing with those who infringe its ...
... Lord Guthrie , in an address on " The Treat- ment of Criminals , " which he delivered to the Scots Law Society in November 1907 , pointed out that three leading objects are recognised by the State in dealing with those who infringe its ...
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... Lord Ellenborough said , unfitted to sit as a court of error upon matters of grammar.3 Several questions of evidence have been decided by the courts , but some would probably not be considered binding at present . Possibly judicial ...
... Lord Ellenborough said , unfitted to sit as a court of error upon matters of grammar.3 Several questions of evidence have been decided by the courts , but some would probably not be considered binding at present . Possibly judicial ...
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... Lord Chief Justice suggests that similarity in the principal characters might be an infringement . The next step , apparently , will be to restrain street boys from whistling Wagner . How did the idea which has reached such disquieting ...
... Lord Chief Justice suggests that similarity in the principal characters might be an infringement . The next step , apparently , will be to restrain street boys from whistling Wagner . How did the idea which has reached such disquieting ...
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... Lord Camden carried the Lords with him in the noble speech in which the passage occurs : " This perpetuity now contended for is as odious and as selfish as any other ; it deserves as much reprobation , and will become as intolerable ...
... Lord Camden carried the Lords with him in the noble speech in which the passage occurs : " This perpetuity now contended for is as odious and as selfish as any other ; it deserves as much reprobation , and will become as intolerable ...
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... Lord Camden , after all , was right . Love must not be sold for gold , lamentable as may be the case of those who have plenty to spare of the first and less than enough of the second . Literature must not be a matter of the mart , sad ...
... Lord Camden , after all , was right . Love must not be sold for gold , lamentable as may be the case of those who have plenty to spare of the first and less than enough of the second . Literature must not be a matter of the mart , sad ...
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