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The French Embassy , it appears , considering such actions to be real actions ,
admits the Ottoman claim . It will be very desirable , if possible , to avoid causes
of dissension between Foreign Consulates in Cyprus and our Judicature ...
The French Embassy , it appears , considering such actions to be real actions ,
admits the Ottoman claim . It will be very desirable , if possible , to avoid causes
of dissension between Foreign Consulates in Cyprus and our Judicature ...
Page 45
Thus earnestly did Bentham plead the cause of the ill - used sufferer , and in a no
less pathetic strain wrote Beccaria , and that phlilosopher whom the great French
poet of this century has been pleased at one time to crucify , and at another to ...
Thus earnestly did Bentham plead the cause of the ill - used sufferer , and in a no
less pathetic strain wrote Beccaria , and that phlilosopher whom the great French
poet of this century has been pleased at one time to crucify , and at another to ...
Page 128
Juillet , 1877 ) , from want of practice in the French and Italian languages and
laws . About half of the magistrates , it would seem , are too little versed in those
languages to be able to render the same amount of services as their colleagues .
Juillet , 1877 ) , from want of practice in the French and Italian languages and
laws . About half of the magistrates , it would seem , are too little versed in those
languages to be able to render the same amount of services as their colleagues .
Page 134
The Capitulation which governs the existing relations between French subjects
and the Porte was concluded in 1740 , between Sultan Mahmoud , “ son of the
Sultan Mustapha , ever victorious , ” and his “ very magnificent , honoured , and ...
The Capitulation which governs the existing relations between French subjects
and the Porte was concluded in 1740 , between Sultan Mahmoud , “ son of the
Sultan Mustapha , ever victorious , ” and his “ very magnificent , honoured , and ...
Page 135
We find from M. Gavillot , whose text is before us , that the Sultan recites the fact
that the French “ Emperor , " his " sincere and ancient friend , ” had sent to the
Sublime Porte a letter containing testimonies of his most perfect sincerity and ...
We find from M. Gavillot , whose text is before us , that the Sultan recites the fact
that the French “ Emperor , " his " sincere and ancient friend , ” had sent to the
Sublime Porte a letter containing testimonies of his most perfect sincerity and ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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