The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 6Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... fact that the feudal idea required frequent mili- tary service , and imprisonment of the person for debt was not consistent with that theory . As the feudal system fell into disuse and the im- portance of trade and commerce increased ...
... fact that the feudal idea required frequent mili- tary service , and imprisonment of the person for debt was not consistent with that theory . As the feudal system fell into disuse and the im- portance of trade and commerce increased ...
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... fact that the pay- ment of interest alone is expected , while in Eng- land the greater part of the public debt is regard- ed as a series of perpetual annuities . A further form of public debt consists in irredeemable paper money . In ...
... fact that the pay- ment of interest alone is expected , while in Eng- land the greater part of the public debt is regard- ed as a series of perpetual annuities . A further form of public debt consists in irredeemable paper money . In ...
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... fact that the carapace is firmly grown to the dorsal side of all the thoracic seg- ments , and that the last five pairs of thoracic appendages serve as walking feet , while the first three pairs are mouth - organs . All of the crusta ...
... fact that the carapace is firmly grown to the dorsal side of all the thoracic seg- ments , and that the last five pairs of thoracic appendages serve as walking feet , while the first three pairs are mouth - organs . All of the crusta ...
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... fact or circumstance which the deceiver is under a legal obligation to disclose , or his mere silence concerning it ... facts . Thus , if A sells a plot of land to B , who pays a larger price for it than he otherwise would have done ...
... fact or circumstance which the deceiver is under a legal obligation to disclose , or his mere silence concerning it ... facts . Thus , if A sells a plot of land to B , who pays a larger price for it than he otherwise would have done ...
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... facts constituting the plaintiff's cause of action , together with a demand for re- lief . The facts alleged must be sufficient to give the plaintiff a right to recover if he estab- telling the exact truth as if he were under oath . As ...
... facts constituting the plaintiff's cause of action , together with a demand for re- lief . The facts alleged must be sufficient to give the plaintiff a right to recover if he estab- telling the exact truth as if he were under oath . As ...
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