The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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... result being that the stranger coming from over the seas , in spite of all the pretense of uniformity , mutuality , and equality of treatment has to pay larger and heavier port dues than the British coastwise vessel ; and this is the ...
... result being that the stranger coming from over the seas , in spite of all the pretense of uniformity , mutuality , and equality of treatment has to pay larger and heavier port dues than the British coastwise vessel ; and this is the ...
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... resulting from the law of the United States , nor any lawful exemption of coastwise vessels created by State law , concerns vessels in the foreign trade , and therefore any such exemption does not operate to produce a discrimination ...
... resulting from the law of the United States , nor any lawful exemption of coastwise vessels created by State law , concerns vessels in the foreign trade , and therefore any such exemption does not operate to produce a discrimination ...
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... result of the depopulation caused by the plague was the conversion by the great landowners of arable into pasture for sheep - farming , a conversion accelerated after the accession of Henry VII by the demand of the middle classes for ...
... result of the depopulation caused by the plague was the conversion by the great landowners of arable into pasture for sheep - farming , a conversion accelerated after the accession of Henry VII by the demand of the middle classes for ...
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... result of these enclosures of the commons or waste land was economically good in so far as it aided agricultural progress . This was fully recognised by the Tudor monarchs , who however also recognised that the process could not in the ...
... result of these enclosures of the commons or waste land was economically good in so far as it aided agricultural progress . This was fully recognised by the Tudor monarchs , who however also recognised that the process could not in the ...
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... results of the enclosures as follows , viz . , " increased population , increased production of all sorts of commodities , increased national resources for purposes of taxation and foreign war . " " But , " continues Dr. Slater , " the ...
... results of the enclosures as follows , viz . , " increased population , increased production of all sorts of commodities , increased national resources for purposes of taxation and foreign war . " " But , " continues Dr. Slater , " the ...
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