The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 136
... French Ambassador and the Ministers of the Sublime Porte ( qu'il a été conféré sur ces points entre ledit Am- bassadeur et les Ministres de notre Sublime Porte ) . Things being thus prepared , the Pillar of Justice , desiring to promote ...
... French Ambassador and the Ministers of the Sublime Porte ( qu'il a été conféré sur ces points entre ledit Am- bassadeur et les Ministres de notre Sublime Porte ) . Things being thus prepared , the Pillar of Justice , desiring to promote ...
Page 138
... French Ministry for Foreign Affairs in November , 1869 , and January , 1875 . It should also be remarked that the various governments which agreed to the suspension of the Consular judicial privileges of their respective nationalities ...
... French Ministry for Foreign Affairs in November , 1869 , and January , 1875 . It should also be remarked that the various governments which agreed to the suspension of the Consular judicial privileges of their respective nationalities ...
Page 139
... French Capitulation with the Porte , that of 1535 , Francis I. caused the insertion of clauses reserving similar rights and privileges for the Pope and the King of England . But neither King nor Pope took advantage of these rights , and ...
... French Capitulation with the Porte , that of 1535 , Francis I. caused the insertion of clauses reserving similar rights and privileges for the Pope and the King of England . But neither King nor Pope took advantage of these rights , and ...
Page 146
... French King , by Turenne at the head of the army . On another occasion he was presented by Monmouth to Charles II . , with these or similar words , " To this brave officer I owe my life . " As Charles had no money to give , he rewarded ...
... French King , by Turenne at the head of the army . On another occasion he was presented by Monmouth to Charles II . , with these or similar words , " To this brave officer I owe my life . " As Charles had no money to give , he rewarded ...
Page 148
... French . " Anyone reading the two entries together will see reason for not sub- scribing to the implied charge of the first . The King and the Jacobites may be laid aside as accusers . Judged by their principles Marlborough was a Judas ...
... French . " Anyone reading the two entries together will see reason for not sub- scribing to the implied charge of the first . The King and the Jacobites may be laid aside as accusers . Judged by their principles Marlborough was a Judas ...
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