The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 18
For no student of the Constitutional Law and History of Western Europe would
imagine for a moment , that any people , or agglomeration of peoples , long
accustomed to despotic and theocratic government , could all at once develop
into ...
For no student of the Constitutional Law and History of Western Europe would
imagine for a moment , that any people , or agglomeration of peoples , long
accustomed to despotic and theocratic government , could all at once develop
into ...
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Of course , in these remarks , we are assuming that the British position in Cyprus
is that of Administrators of an Ottoman Government , in accordance with the laws
and constitution of the Ottoman Empire . Whether the government of the ...
Of course , in these remarks , we are assuming that the British position in Cyprus
is that of Administrators of an Ottoman Government , in accordance with the laws
and constitution of the Ottoman Empire . Whether the government of the ...
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That it contains within it valuable elements for the necessary work of educating
the subject races of the heterogeneous Ottoman Empire in the art of self -
government , cannot , we think , be denied by any impartial student of its
provisions ; but if ...
That it contains within it valuable elements for the necessary work of educating
the subject races of the heterogeneous Ottoman Empire in the art of self -
government , cannot , we think , be denied by any impartial student of its
provisions ; but if ...
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... Levantine Christians and Mohammedans , through officers principally British ,
is a riddle too dark for us to read - a problem too hard for us to solve . But to Her
Britannic Majesty's Government the Cyprus problem would appear to present no
...
... Levantine Christians and Mohammedans , through officers principally British ,
is a riddle too dark for us to read - a problem too hard for us to solve . But to Her
Britannic Majesty's Government the Cyprus problem would appear to present no
...
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And Cyprus is clearly still , in the eye of International Law , a portion of the
Ottoman Empire ; else it would be unnecessary to invoke any “ Foreign
Jurisdiction Acts . ” But how , then , is the British Government to legislate for a
portion of the ...
And Cyprus is clearly still , in the eye of International Law , a portion of the
Ottoman Empire ; else it would be unnecessary to invoke any “ Foreign
Jurisdiction Acts . ” But how , then , is the British Government to legislate for a
portion of the ...
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