The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... English lawyer to read any one of your books without feeling that the position of an American lawyer is , in many respects , more favourable for an ex- tended and scientific knowledge of law than that of an English lawyer . The simple ...
... English lawyer to read any one of your books without feeling that the position of an American lawyer is , in many respects , more favourable for an ex- tended and scientific knowledge of law than that of an English lawyer . The simple ...
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... English Judge in seeing that right was ever done . To some of us it was given to know him more intimately . Those of us who had been his associates at the Bar ever found in him an honourable opponent or a loyal colleague ; and full well ...
... English Judge in seeing that right was ever done . To some of us it was given to know him more intimately . Those of us who had been his associates at the Bar ever found in him an honourable opponent or a loyal colleague ; and full well ...
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... English Judge , and especially an English Chief Justice , should certainly be a lawyer , but if possible he should also be a scholar and a gentleman . To all three characters Sir John Coleridge has a powerful hereditary claim . As he ...
... English Judge , and especially an English Chief Justice , should certainly be a lawyer , but if possible he should also be a scholar and a gentleman . To all three characters Sir John Coleridge has a powerful hereditary claim . As he ...
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... English as well as American subjects , and English subjects were among those who were summarily executed . One would have thought the summary execution of men who were going to assist the insurgents would have raised a stronger feeling ...
... English as well as American subjects , and English subjects were among those who were summarily executed . One would have thought the summary execution of men who were going to assist the insurgents would have raised a stronger feeling ...
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... English Enlistment Act . In the debates on the latter Act in our Parliament , it was not pretended that it was based on any general principles which rendered such acts criminal , and it was , on the contrary , declared without ...
... English Enlistment Act . In the debates on the latter Act in our Parliament , it was not pretended that it was based on any general principles which rendered such acts criminal , and it was , on the contrary , declared without ...
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