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... or theology , something , I mean , which should call forth all his powers , and
engage his mind in the investigation of truth alone , without reference to a side to
be supported . No studies give such a power of distinguishing as metaphysics ...
... or theology , something , I mean , which should call forth all his powers , and
engage his mind in the investigation of truth alone , without reference to a side to
be supported . No studies give such a power of distinguishing as metaphysics ...
Page 85
That is , as the whole letter plainly implies , piracy alone could , in a state of
peace , justify the exercise of such a right , and piracy in this sense means piracy
by international law , and that any new species of piracy could only be created by
the ...
That is , as the whole letter plainly implies , piracy alone could , in a state of
peace , justify the exercise of such a right , and piracy in this sense means piracy
by international law , and that any new species of piracy could only be created by
the ...
Page 93
And piracy , in a national sense , clearly means general depredation on the high
seas . ... This the court held could not mean piracy by international law , because
as to such piracy the courts of any nation had jurisdiction over culprits , whatever
...
And piracy , in a national sense , clearly means general depredation on the high
seas . ... This the court held could not mean piracy by international law , because
as to such piracy the courts of any nation had jurisdiction over culprits , whatever
...
Page 136
Glanville speaks once of avunculus ex parte patris and ex parte matris . That
grates against Finlason , who has his school boy's Latin still in mind , as an
incorrect expression . Avuncul's must mean maternal uncle . The proper word for
paternal ...
Glanville speaks once of avunculus ex parte patris and ex parte matris . That
grates against Finlason , who has his school boy's Latin still in mind , as an
incorrect expression . Avuncul's must mean maternal uncle . The proper word for
paternal ...
Page 137
must mean maternal uncle . The proper word for paternal uncle would be patruus
. Reeves must have carelessly overlooked this . Did Finlason ever ask himself the
origin of the word ' uncle , ' which certainly means patruus as well as ...
must mean maternal uncle . The proper word for paternal uncle would be patruus
. Reeves must have carelessly overlooked this . Did Finlason ever ask himself the
origin of the word ' uncle , ' which certainly means patruus as well as ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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