The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... nature , and the nature of the profession . Dugald Stewart , the most practical of mental philosophers , has observed : " There are two opposite extremes into which men are apt to fall in preparing themselves for the duties of active ...
... nature , and the nature of the profession . Dugald Stewart , the most practical of mental philosophers , has observed : " There are two opposite extremes into which men are apt to fall in preparing themselves for the duties of active ...
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... nature and of nations came to be cultivated , as new views and combinations of things were opened , this over strictness gave way to the accommodation of human concerns for which rules were made , and not human concerns made to bend to ...
... nature and of nations came to be cultivated , as new views and combinations of things were opened , this over strictness gave way to the accommodation of human concerns for which rules were made , and not human concerns made to bend to ...
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... nature not more justifiable . " - vi . 403 . Here , it will be observed , that Burke speaks of " intelligent laymen " as interested in the progress and development of law . Lord Brougham is eloquent to the advantages of political ...
... nature not more justifiable . " - vi . 403 . Here , it will be observed , that Burke speaks of " intelligent laymen " as interested in the progress and development of law . Lord Brougham is eloquent to the advantages of political ...
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... nature of the procedure . The Times observed : - " It would appear desirable to secure the members of the future Common Law Divisions of the High Court ; but it would , perhaps , be difficult to procure many of the class who would also ...
... nature of the procedure . The Times observed : - " It would appear desirable to secure the members of the future Common Law Divisions of the High Court ; but it would , perhaps , be difficult to procure many of the class who would also ...
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... nature , and in less than 9 or 10 years after being called to the bar he attained it , being made , in 1855 ... natural to expect that with such culture , and after such a career , Sir John Coleridge ought to have a distinguished ...
... nature , and in less than 9 or 10 years after being called to the bar he attained it , being made , in 1855 ... natural to expect that with such culture , and after such a career , Sir John Coleridge ought to have a distinguished ...
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