The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... Lord Bolingbroke observed this in one of the finest passages of his works , quoted by Lord Kames in one of those elegant and enlightened essays , in which he sought to stimulate to the philosophic study of law . The great Commentator ...
... Lord Bolingbroke observed this in one of the finest passages of his works , quoted by Lord Kames in one of those elegant and enlightened essays , in which he sought to stimulate to the philosophic study of law . The great Commentator ...
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... Lord Brougham , and disputed by Mr. Burke , who evidently was of Lord Mansfield's opinion that if ever law differs from equity it is simply bad law , owing to the narrow - mindedness of the judicature . This was formally declared , in Lord ...
... Lord Brougham , and disputed by Mr. Burke , who evidently was of Lord Mansfield's opinion that if ever law differs from equity it is simply bad law , owing to the narrow - mindedness of the judicature . This was formally declared , in Lord ...
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... Lord Brougham is eloquent to the advantages of political science , in which he includes the science of jurispru- dence , and it will be seen what a wide and grand field for journalism it offers . " The science which thus expounds the ...
... Lord Brougham is eloquent to the advantages of political science , in which he includes the science of jurispru- dence , and it will be seen what a wide and grand field for journalism it offers . " The science which thus expounds the ...
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... Lord Brougham , in his work on the Constitution , speaks of an important influence , almost amounting to a direct ... Lord Macaulay , commenting on Lord Bacon's maxim , " writing makes an exact man , reading makes a full man , " observes ...
... Lord Brougham , in his work on the Constitution , speaks of an important influence , almost amounting to a direct ... Lord Macaulay , commenting on Lord Bacon's maxim , " writing makes an exact man , reading makes a full man , " observes ...
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... Lord Mansfield for his labours to make law keep pace with his time , because- " He sought to effect the development of the law by making it keep pace with justice ; not restraining natural justice withing artificial rules , but ...
... Lord Mansfield for his labours to make law keep pace with his time , because- " He sought to effect the development of the law by making it keep pace with justice ; not restraining natural justice withing artificial rules , but ...
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