The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 138
... edition , with numerous notes , and an introduc- tory dissertation by W. F. FINLASON , Esq . London , 1869.1 In less than two decades a century will have elapsed since the appearance of the first edition of Reeves's History of the ...
... edition , with numerous notes , and an introduc- tory dissertation by W. F. FINLASON , Esq . London , 1869.1 In less than two decades a century will have elapsed since the appearance of the first edition of Reeves's History of the ...
Page 139
... edition of Reeves has not accomplished the object for which it should have been published , and disappoints even the ... edition contains a double addition to the original Reeves , viz . , a lengthy " Introduction to the present edition ...
... edition of Reeves has not accomplished the object for which it should have been published , and disappoints even the ... edition contains a double addition to the original Reeves , viz . , a lengthy " Introduction to the present edition ...
Page 142
... edition of Britton , and to notice that the Year Books are made to begin with Edward II . , in utter disregard of Horwood's edition of the Year Books of Ed- ward I. , published among the Scriptores rerum Brittanicarum . The book is ...
... edition of Britton , and to notice that the Year Books are made to begin with Edward II . , in utter disregard of Horwood's edition of the Year Books of Ed- ward I. , published among the Scriptores rerum Brittanicarum . The book is ...
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... edition covers one hundred and seventy - four pages , printed in double columns , or more than a fifth of the first volume . But the great benefit that is obtained by these numerous quotations , citations , and references , is bought at ...
... edition covers one hundred and seventy - four pages , printed in double columns , or more than a fifth of the first volume . But the great benefit that is obtained by these numerous quotations , citations , and references , is bought at ...
Page 144
... edition . This mistake , however , is found only in the first part of the edition , and has been corrected in subsequent editions . And we observe , finally , that the Table of Contents refers to the paging peculiar to the present edition ...
... edition . This mistake , however , is found only in the first part of the edition , and has been corrected in subsequent editions . And we observe , finally , that the Table of Contents refers to the paging peculiar to the present edition ...
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