The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 27
... find the same provisions scrupulously inserted by England in some score of treaties , conventions , and decrees made between that country and foreign nations between the years 1826 and 1883 . It appears that the United States has ...
... find the same provisions scrupulously inserted by England in some score of treaties , conventions , and decrees made between that country and foreign nations between the years 1826 and 1883 . It appears that the United States has ...
Page 42
... find the origin of our present agricultural labourer , who was paid by the day or piece and was thus to be distinguished from the farm servant who was usually hired by the year and lived at the home farm - house . Another effect of the ...
... find the origin of our present agricultural labourer , who was paid by the day or piece and was thus to be distinguished from the farm servant who was usually hired by the year and lived at the home farm - house . Another effect of the ...
Page 44
... find a number of statutes having for their object the protection of the peasantry and the small farmer . The laws against en- closures and evictions , in restriction of sheep - farming and for the maintenance of husbandry , may be ...
... find a number of statutes having for their object the protection of the peasantry and the small farmer . The laws against en- closures and evictions , in restriction of sheep - farming and for the maintenance of husbandry , may be ...
Page 47
... find to have been increased misery and recklessness , showing itself in increased pau- perism and drunkenness . An increase in the quantity of human life is attained at the expense of a degradation in its quality . " So far as the ...
... find to have been increased misery and recklessness , showing itself in increased pau- perism and drunkenness . An increase in the quantity of human life is attained at the expense of a degradation in its quality . " So far as the ...
Page 71
... murder of whom 17 were executed and 7 sentences commuted . What became of the remaining 4 ? Probably they were found to be insane . I failed to find any return of the number of THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PRISONS . 71.
... murder of whom 17 were executed and 7 sentences commuted . What became of the remaining 4 ? Probably they were found to be insane . I failed to find any return of the number of THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PRISONS . 71.
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