The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... means piracy by international law , and that any new species of piracy could only be created by the general consent of nations . Hence it was that Lord Brougham , echoing the words of Story , was always demanding that the slave trade ...
... means piracy by international law , and that any new species of piracy could only be created by the general consent of nations . Hence it was that Lord Brougham , echoing the words of Story , was always demanding that the slave trade ...
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... means general depredation on the high seas . The distinction between piracy by municipal law , and by international law , was fully recognized a few years ago , in a case in the Court of Queen's Bench , upon one of the Extra- dition ...
... means general depredation on the high seas . The distinction between piracy by municipal law , and by international law , was fully recognized a few years ago , in a case in the Court of Queen's Bench , upon one of the Extra- dition ...
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. must mean maternal uncle . The proper word for paternal uncle would be patruus ... means patruus as well as avunculus ? Ought not the English word to have suggested the fact that the medieval Latin ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. must mean maternal uncle . The proper word for paternal uncle would be patruus ... means patruus as well as avunculus ? Ought not the English word to have suggested the fact that the medieval Latin ...
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... means , to whom it is a serious loss , which they can but ill bear , to be withdrawn from their ordinary occupations , and kept in attendance for , perhaps , several days at a time , at some Court . In con- sequence of the decline in ...
... means , to whom it is a serious loss , which they can but ill bear , to be withdrawn from their ordinary occupations , and kept in attendance for , perhaps , several days at a time , at some Court . In con- sequence of the decline in ...
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... means and position in life as are generally found to be accompanied by a certain degree of education , and they may , therefore , be at least preferred to the caprice , or opinion , or , as will certainly be suspected , the favour ...
... means and position in life as are generally found to be accompanied by a certain degree of education , and they may , therefore , be at least preferred to the caprice , or opinion , or , as will certainly be suspected , the favour ...
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