The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 51
... observe the motive for Lord Campbell's support to such a bill , viz .—- that of pleasing attorneys of high character . But , in point of fact , though there may be some weak and vulgar practitioners who dislike the title of their ...
... observe the motive for Lord Campbell's support to such a bill , viz .—- that of pleasing attorneys of high character . But , in point of fact , though there may be some weak and vulgar practitioners who dislike the title of their ...
Page 52
... observed in his essay touching " Amendment of Lawes , " Cap . I. : - " An overbusy meddling with the alteration of lawes , though under the plausible name and pretence of reformation , doth necessarily introduce a great fluidness ...
... observed in his essay touching " Amendment of Lawes , " Cap . I. : - " An overbusy meddling with the alteration of lawes , though under the plausible name and pretence of reformation , doth necessarily introduce a great fluidness ...
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... observed , that much difference of opinion will always exist amongst readers as to what a library ought to contain , upon this as well as other subjects ; but as this article is designed to be descriptive , and not suggestive or ...
... observed , that much difference of opinion will always exist amongst readers as to what a library ought to contain , upon this as well as other subjects ; but as this article is designed to be descriptive , and not suggestive or ...
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... higher opinion of King James I. than we have ; but had his son and successor well weighed the contents of the third chapter of this little work , “ of the manner observed by the King Jacob Almansor 78 The Library of the Middle Temple .
... higher opinion of King James I. than we have ; but had his son and successor well weighed the contents of the third chapter of this little work , “ of the manner observed by the King Jacob Almansor 78 The Library of the Middle Temple .
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. “ of the manner observed by the King Jacob Almansor in admi- nistering justice , " the writer might have had the credit of saving his sovereign's head , as well as of enlightening those of succeeding ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. “ of the manner observed by the King Jacob Almansor in admi- nistering justice , " the writer might have had the credit of saving his sovereign's head , as well as of enlightening those of succeeding ...
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