The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 49
... lord of the admiralty , ' intended Irish home rule to be the forerunner of a genuine system of self - gov- ernment in all four countries of the kingdom . ' " Germany and other nations followed our example during the past century . In ...
... lord of the admiralty , ' intended Irish home rule to be the forerunner of a genuine system of self - gov- ernment in all four countries of the kingdom . ' " Germany and other nations followed our example during the past century . In ...
Page 68
... lords conceived the idea of appropriating the right of rep- resentation , as they had appropriated and were appropri- ating the common lands . Lord John Russell one day ob- served in the House of Commons that the burgesses were ...
... lords conceived the idea of appropriating the right of rep- resentation , as they had appropriated and were appropri- ating the common lands . Lord John Russell one day ob- served in the House of Commons that the burgesses were ...
Page 69
lords , to depress the shipping interest , opened the borough representation to all qualified persons without regard to domicile . Lord John was mistaken in his date , for the change occurred earlier , but he described correctly enough ...
lords , to depress the shipping interest , opened the borough representation to all qualified persons without regard to domicile . Lord John was mistaken in his date , for the change occurred earlier , but he described correctly enough ...
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... Lord Jeffrey said at a dinner to Hume in 1825 , the employer , if he chose to reduce wages by that method , might dismiss a thousand workmen at a given moment , but it was made a crime for those same thousand workmen to quit the service ...
... Lord Jeffrey said at a dinner to Hume in 1825 , the employer , if he chose to reduce wages by that method , might dismiss a thousand workmen at a given moment , but it was made a crime for those same thousand workmen to quit the service ...
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... Lord Eldon ruled in the Lords . Place , the Westminster tailor , was the heart of the opposition . With what intense bit- terness feeling on both sides ran may be seen in Place's correspondence . The Manchester magistrates are incon ...
... Lord Eldon ruled in the Lords . Place , the Westminster tailor , was the heart of the opposition . With what intense bit- terness feeling on both sides ran may be seen in Place's correspondence . The Manchester magistrates are incon ...
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