The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 73
... society , though great , are not , we presume , inex- haustible . And their library , in its first foundation , appears to have approached perfection for the time . With a very few excep- tions , to be mentioned presently , no branch of ...
... society , though great , are not , we presume , inex- haustible . And their library , in its first foundation , appears to have approached perfection for the time . With a very few excep- tions , to be mentioned presently , no branch of ...
Page 75
... Society of any legal periodicals . They are now , however , duly supplied . It may , however , be observed , that much difference of opinion will always exist amongst readers as to what a library ought to contain , upon this as well as ...
... Society of any legal periodicals . They are now , however , duly supplied . It may , however , be observed , that much difference of opinion will always exist amongst readers as to what a library ought to contain , upon this as well as ...
Page 77
... Society possesses , though not a complete , yet a very volu- minous , collection of chronicles of English ( and other ) history , from that of Geoffrey of Monmouth , to a very unique and inte- resting " Chapter from Froissart ...
... Society possesses , though not a complete , yet a very volu- minous , collection of chronicles of English ( and other ) history , from that of Geoffrey of Monmouth , to a very unique and inte- resting " Chapter from Froissart ...
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... Society . It is fortunate at present that the gift was not repeated ; for , assuredly , the pre- sent receptacle for its books would not contain such another cargo of these folios . A judicious selection , when space shall have been ...
... Society . It is fortunate at present that the gift was not repeated ; for , assuredly , the pre- sent receptacle for its books would not contain such another cargo of these folios . A judicious selection , when space shall have been ...
Page 81
... society . It should rather appear that Mr. Ashley preferred modern ( 1641 ) and foreign , to English or ancient literature . Of late years , law lists and other annual books of reference have been suffered to lie on the table in ...
... society . It should rather appear that Mr. Ashley preferred modern ( 1641 ) and foreign , to English or ancient literature . Of late years , law lists and other annual books of reference have been suffered to lie on the table in ...
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