The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 24
... received among commercial countries their own interpretation by long - continued custom and acquies- cence , and are universally accepted as not embracing vessels other than those plying between one foreign country and another , so that ...
... received among commercial countries their own interpretation by long - continued custom and acquies- cence , and are universally accepted as not embracing vessels other than those plying between one foreign country and another , so that ...
Page 26
... received at all the seaports and harbours of the British territories in the East Indies , and that American citizens be allowed to carry on a trade between them and the United States , such American vessels paying no other or higher ...
... received at all the seaports and harbours of the British territories in the East Indies , and that American citizens be allowed to carry on a trade between them and the United States , such American vessels paying no other or higher ...
Page 40
... receiving their labour . They worked upon the lord's demesne in proportion to the size of their holdings . Those holding about 30 acres ) 1 1 1 were known as virgators , " and were liable to 40 THE AGRICULTURAL PROLETARIAN.
... receiving their labour . They worked upon the lord's demesne in proportion to the size of their holdings . Those holding about 30 acres ) 1 1 1 were known as virgators , " and were liable to 40 THE AGRICULTURAL PROLETARIAN.
Page 41
... received board and clothes , and , as a small bonus , a share in the fruits of their labour or the produce of small holdings . The fourth class consisted of the superintendents of labour , of whom the chief was the bailiff . If the lord ...
... received board and clothes , and , as a small bonus , a share in the fruits of their labour or the produce of small holdings . The fourth class consisted of the superintendents of labour , of whom the chief was the bailiff . If the lord ...
Page 42
... receiving cash wherewith to discharge his own obligations and to hire labour as and when required . More- over , he was beginning to see that compulsory labour was not very efficient , just as his successor is beginning to perceive ...
... receiving cash wherewith to discharge his own obligations and to hire labour as and when required . More- over , he was beginning to see that compulsory labour was not very efficient , just as his successor is beginning to perceive ...
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