The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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... important duties of the former kind are imposed upon them ; for instance , they summon and return jurors for the trial of causes in the Circuit or Assize Courts ; they visit and report the state of the prisons and mad- houses within ...
... important duties of the former kind are imposed upon them ; for instance , they summon and return jurors for the trial of causes in the Circuit or Assize Courts ; they visit and report the state of the prisons and mad- houses within ...
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... important circuit . The Bar at that time was divided between the two classes of notables by whom the reputation of the profession is maintained , her orators and her draftsmen ; the latter no less useful to the client and to the cause ...
... important circuit . The Bar at that time was divided between the two classes of notables by whom the reputation of the profession is maintained , her orators and her draftsmen ; the latter no less useful to the client and to the cause ...
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... important work , by acting on a class as yet uninfluenced by the educational movement ; and by so doing , not only benefit the class of children contemplated , but so far from injuring the higher schools , as has been antici- pated by ...
... important work , by acting on a class as yet uninfluenced by the educational movement ; and by so doing , not only benefit the class of children contemplated , but so far from injuring the higher schools , as has been antici- pated by ...
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