The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 53
... become as lax and unstable as if every age underwent a new conquest from a foreign state . " In quoting the above passage in connection with the publica- tion placed at the head of this article , we are far from wishing to imply that ...
... become as lax and unstable as if every age underwent a new conquest from a foreign state . " In quoting the above passage in connection with the publica- tion placed at the head of this article , we are far from wishing to imply that ...
Page 62
... become possessed of a small sum of money , the greater part of which would in many cases be frittered away , and sometimes , we fear , pass by a very ready - money transaction into the hands of the nearest publican . In the second case ...
... become possessed of a small sum of money , the greater part of which would in many cases be frittered away , and sometimes , we fear , pass by a very ready - money transaction into the hands of the nearest publican . In the second case ...
Page 73
... becoming a place of legal education ! Possibly the memorable cloak , which became a foot - cloth for the " Virgin Queen ” —more probably its prototype - may have figured within its boundaries ; and after an endless variety of fashion in ...
... becoming a place of legal education ! Possibly the memorable cloak , which became a foot - cloth for the " Virgin Queen ” —more probably its prototype - may have figured within its boundaries ; and after an endless variety of fashion in ...
Page 84
... become in the aggregate so enormous , and the variety and importance of the questions relative to banking , which now so frequently occupy the courts of law and equity , and especially the latter , are so great , that it seems wholly ...
... become in the aggregate so enormous , and the variety and importance of the questions relative to banking , which now so frequently occupy the courts of law and equity , and especially the latter , are so great , that it seems wholly ...
Page 90
... becomes practically incon- vertible . These matters become of immensely more importance and significance in the eyes of those who are aware how largely bills of exchange enter into and form a part of that wonderful mechanism , the ...
... becomes practically incon- vertible . These matters become of immensely more importance and significance in the eyes of those who are aware how largely bills of exchange enter into and form a part of that wonderful mechanism , the ...
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