The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... result was that Gibson was returned at the head of the poll , having secured nearly one - half of the total number of votes . Throughout this election the bearing of the successful candidate won the applause even of those who did not ...
... result was that Gibson was returned at the head of the poll , having secured nearly one - half of the total number of votes . Throughout this election the bearing of the successful candidate won the applause even of those who did not ...
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... result of these visits he was enabled to take steps for improving the comfort of some patients , and even for securing the release of a few . An improvement in the Lunacy Jurisdiction made by I Edw . VII , c . 17 , is due to his ...
... result of these visits he was enabled to take steps for improving the comfort of some patients , and even for securing the release of a few . An improvement in the Lunacy Jurisdiction made by I Edw . VII , c . 17 , is due to his ...
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... results . The paper which he con- tributed in 1879 to the Westminster Review on the Law of Real Property showed that a new and peculiar star had arisen in the English legal firmament.1 His use of Brunner's researches into the history of ...
... results . The paper which he con- tributed in 1879 to the Westminster Review on the Law of Real Property showed that a new and peculiar star had arisen in the English legal firmament.1 His use of Brunner's researches into the history of ...
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... result was the volume of Pleas of the Crown for the County of Gloucestershire which appeared in the course of that year . It marked the beginning of his life work on English legal history , and made , as Mr. Fisher has said , an epoch ...
... result was the volume of Pleas of the Crown for the County of Gloucestershire which appeared in the course of that year . It marked the beginning of his life work on English legal history , and made , as Mr. Fisher has said , an epoch ...
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... results of an argument into a pointed epigram , remind us of some of the judgments of Lord Macnaghten . But as he himself said in 1888 , in his inaugural lecture as Downing Professor of the Laws of England : " Great historians are at ...
... results of an argument into a pointed epigram , remind us of some of the judgments of Lord Macnaghten . But as he himself said in 1888 , in his inaugural lecture as Downing Professor of the Laws of England : " Great historians are at ...
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