The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... become clear that his days were numbered , he devoted all his great powers to the history of English law . " Knowing the thing which he could do best , and judging that it was worthy of a life , he stripped himself of all superfluous ...
... become clear that his days were numbered , he devoted all his great powers to the history of English law . " Knowing the thing which he could do best , and judging that it was worthy of a life , he stripped himself of all superfluous ...
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... becomes a living history of the evolution of the nation's ideas upon all those matters which it con- siders to be of sufficient importance to be settled by the State . It is largely because Maitland treated legal history in this way ...
... becomes a living history of the evolution of the nation's ideas upon all those matters which it con- siders to be of sufficient importance to be settled by the State . It is largely because Maitland treated legal history in this way ...
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... can extract human traits from a plea roll , and in his hands Year Books become human documents . He even invested his discussion on the Hide with some human interest , when he thus pictured one of the causes 18 IN MEMORIAM :
... can extract human traits from a plea roll , and in his hands Year Books become human documents . He even invested his discussion on the Hide with some human interest , when he thus pictured one of the causes 18 IN MEMORIAM :
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... become his pupils in a very real and practical sense . What other writer on the personality of the corporation could have inspired so much literature on a set of problems very remote from those which usually appeal to the mind of ...
... become his pupils in a very real and practical sense . What other writer on the personality of the corporation could have inspired so much literature on a set of problems very remote from those which usually appeal to the mind of ...
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... become irrevocable : in this case the employer was compelled to repay his agent money expended by him in discharging his employer's bets , even though the agent's authority to do so was revoked ; for if the agent had not paid he would ...
... become irrevocable : in this case the employer was compelled to repay his agent money expended by him in discharging his employer's bets , even though the agent's authority to do so was revoked ; for if the agent had not paid he would ...
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