The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Page 121
... reason- namely , that a perfect gentleman , and an officer in a distinguished regiment , who had so conducted himself while in it as to earn the esteem of the gentlemen who were his comrades — should , whilst in possession of his ...
... reason- namely , that a perfect gentleman , and an officer in a distinguished regiment , who had so conducted himself while in it as to earn the esteem of the gentlemen who were his comrades — should , whilst in possession of his ...
Page 123
... reason for removing the punishment altogether if it be right to inflict it , but for enforcing it more perfectly . Nothing can be more illo- gical or perilous than to make the abuse of a law a reason for removing it in toto . Mr. Ewart ...
... reason for removing the punishment altogether if it be right to inflict it , but for enforcing it more perfectly . Nothing can be more illo- gical or perilous than to make the abuse of a law a reason for removing it in toto . Mr. Ewart ...
Page 230
... reason to doubt the innocence of Mr. Bircham , his partner , " and yet the reasons are equally strong against him , as he admits , when he says to Barber , " If you are guilty I am guilty " ( page 43 of pamphlet ) ; so that the court is ...
... reason to doubt the innocence of Mr. Bircham , his partner , " and yet the reasons are equally strong against him , as he admits , when he says to Barber , " If you are guilty I am guilty " ( page 43 of pamphlet ) ; so that the court is ...
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