The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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... Lord Campbell has a recognised literary character ; and this work on Shakespeare will be , we doubt not , perused in consequence . We need hardly inform our readers that Lord Campbell's letter to " My dear Mr. Payne Collier , " commits ...
... Lord Campbell has a recognised literary character ; and this work on Shakespeare will be , we doubt not , perused in consequence . We need hardly inform our readers that Lord Campbell's letter to " My dear Mr. Payne Collier , " commits ...
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... lord who has suffered much from hereditary gout , although very temperate in his habits , says : — ' I take it by descent , not by pur- chase . ' Again , Lord Chancellor Eldon , a very bad shot , having insisted on going out quite alone ...
... lord who has suffered much from hereditary gout , although very temperate in his habits , says : — ' I take it by descent , not by pur- chase . ' Again , Lord Chancellor Eldon , a very bad shot , having insisted on going out quite alone ...
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... Lord Campbell , which cannot be done better than in extracting the following passage from the pen of the latter of these two great men : - " If Shakespeare , " says Lord Campbell , " really was articled to a Stratford attorney , in all ...
... Lord Campbell , which cannot be done better than in extracting the following passage from the pen of the latter of these two great men : - " If Shakespeare , " says Lord Campbell , " really was articled to a Stratford attorney , in all ...
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... lord in following the magnanimous course he professes himself ready to take . Lord Campbell's literary attempt in connection with Shake- speare's history , has at least been of advantage in one respect . It has enabled the present chief ...
... lord in following the magnanimous course he professes himself ready to take . Lord Campbell's literary attempt in connection with Shake- speare's history , has at least been of advantage in one respect . It has enabled the present chief ...
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. Lords . This erroneous statement is to be found in a recent life of Lord C. , which is , upon the whole , laudatory above due mea- sure , but in which the author laments that there was one fault to be ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. Lords . This erroneous statement is to be found in a recent life of Lord C. , which is , upon the whole , laudatory above due mea- sure , but in which the author laments that there was one fault to be ...
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