The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 120
... influenced in their ultimate decision , by a feeling that they had , to a certain degree , committed themselves . But what we are about to consider is a much more hurtful practice than even the least guarded interlo- cutory discussion ...
... influenced in their ultimate decision , by a feeling that they had , to a certain degree , committed themselves . But what we are about to consider is a much more hurtful practice than even the least guarded interlo- cutory discussion ...
Page 135
... ( influential from accident of position ) , are circumstances quite sufficient to explain its impotence . If any did know what was wanted and what to do - most did not . " In the multitude of counsellors there is wisdom ; " but we never ...
... ( influential from accident of position ) , are circumstances quite sufficient to explain its impotence . If any did know what was wanted and what to do - most did not . " In the multitude of counsellors there is wisdom ; " but we never ...
Page 164
... influence of the few then extended to a larger body of the public ; by various stages the cabinets followed , at first with hesitation , afterwards more confidently ; eventually the clerical body , having quoted scripture in sup- port ...
... influence of the few then extended to a larger body of the public ; by various stages the cabinets followed , at first with hesitation , afterwards more confidently ; eventually the clerical body , having quoted scripture in sup- port ...
Page 184
... influence , both in political and in literary affairs , arose not only from the confidence in his sound judgment and exten- sive information , but from the knowledge which all had of his generous nature , his high sense of honour , his ...
... influence , both in political and in literary affairs , arose not only from the confidence in his sound judgment and exten- sive information , but from the knowledge which all had of his generous nature , his high sense of honour , his ...
Page 226
... influence in parliament ; but if a barefaced and self - interested position like this were confessed or even suspected , it would infallibly lead in the Commons to con- sequences the very opposite to those desired by the persons who ...
... influence in parliament ; but if a barefaced and self - interested position like this were confessed or even suspected , it would infallibly lead in the Commons to con- sequences the very opposite to those desired by the persons who ...
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