The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... death or insanity of the candidate , & c . No instance is known in which an Elector has betrayed the moral trust thus reposed in him . Under the present system , therefore , we get the will of a majority of the people of each State ...
... death or insanity of the candidate , & c . No instance is known in which an Elector has betrayed the moral trust thus reposed in him . Under the present system , therefore , we get the will of a majority of the people of each State ...
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... death . Whitelock , a barrister , and afterwards a judge , having given a private opinion to a client , that a certain commission issued by the crown was illegal , was brought before this court for contempt and slandering the king's ...
... death . Whitelock , a barrister , and afterwards a judge , having given a private opinion to a client , that a certain commission issued by the crown was illegal , was brought before this court for contempt and slandering the king's ...
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... death . " " Loss of ears was in- flicted upon perjured persons , infamous libellers , scandalors of the State , and such like . " Branding in the forehead and slit- ting of the nose was a punishment inflicted upon forgers of false deeds ...
... death . " " Loss of ears was in- flicted upon perjured persons , infamous libellers , scandalors of the State , and such like . " Branding in the forehead and slit- ting of the nose was a punishment inflicted upon forgers of false deeds ...
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... death , and forbade the eating of swine's flesh . He was sentenced to be fed with swine's flesh when he was in prison . " " And so tender the court is of up- holding the honor of the sentence , as they will punish those which speak ...
... death , and forbade the eating of swine's flesh . He was sentenced to be fed with swine's flesh when he was in prison . " " And so tender the court is of up- holding the honor of the sentence , as they will punish those which speak ...
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... death . ―― Such a man must have had many remarkable intellectual and moral qualities , but we greatly doubt whether anybody but a lawyer could portray them ; and , in his attempt so to do , we think Mr. Campbell Scarlett has failed from ...
... death . ―― Such a man must have had many remarkable intellectual and moral qualities , but we greatly doubt whether anybody but a lawyer could portray them ; and , in his attempt so to do , we think Mr. Campbell Scarlett has failed from ...
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