The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... interest not only in the welfare of those who had served under him , but also in the aspirations and reputations of those who were engaged in the more strenuous fields of professional work . His pride in his connection with the ...
... interest not only in the welfare of those who had served under him , but also in the aspirations and reputations of those who were engaged in the more strenuous fields of professional work . His pride in his connection with the ...
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... interest in its prosperity : frequently spoke at its Annual Meetings , and ultimately in 1883 became its President in succession to the Right Honourable Sir Joseph Napier - a position which he filled until his death . Edward Gibson was ...
... interest in its prosperity : frequently spoke at its Annual Meetings , and ultimately in 1883 became its President in succession to the Right Honourable Sir Joseph Napier - a position which he filled until his death . Edward Gibson was ...
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... interest . He taught a lesson to succeeding historians of our law which can never be forgotten . What Coke said of Littleton we can say of him- " By this excellent work he faithfully taught all professors of the law in succeeding ages ...
... interest . He taught a lesson to succeeding historians of our law which can never be forgotten . What Coke said of Littleton we can say of him- " By this excellent work he faithfully taught all professors of the law in succeeding ages ...
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... 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 :
... 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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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. interest , when he thus pictured one of the causes of " the phenomenon which has aptly been called beneficial hida- tion " : " Long ago the prevailing idea may have been that team - land , house ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. interest , when he thus pictured one of the causes of " the phenomenon which has aptly been called beneficial hida- tion " : " Long ago the prevailing idea may have been that team - land , house ...
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