The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 60
... desire to extend that country's dominions into the far south , down to , and perhaps so as to include , the Nyanzas - at the same time consolidating these acquisitions by the construction of a railway from Cairo to the Lakes . The all ...
... desire to extend that country's dominions into the far south , down to , and perhaps so as to include , the Nyanzas - at the same time consolidating these acquisitions by the construction of a railway from Cairo to the Lakes . The all ...
Page 61
... desire to accomplish the design in its full magnitude . At first , appearances were all the other way , though the policy of scuttle was not approved on all hands . " If Khartûm should be abandoned , " wrote Baker , in 1884 , * “ Egypt ...
... desire to accomplish the design in its full magnitude . At first , appearances were all the other way , though the policy of scuttle was not approved on all hands . " If Khartûm should be abandoned , " wrote Baker , in 1884 , * “ Egypt ...
Page 67
... desire , so that when the Antwerp Conference met , everything had been prepared by thorough discussions in the different countries . The national groups were represented at the Conference by members or special delegates . The English ...
... desire , so that when the Antwerp Conference met , everything had been prepared by thorough discussions in the different countries . The national groups were represented at the Conference by members or special delegates . The English ...
Page 91
... desire to be inscribed on the register . The same decree prohibits the purchase of litigious rights , exonerating at the same time from certain heavy charges and from certain taxes those lawyers called chiarissimi and illustrissimi ...
... desire to be inscribed on the register . The same decree prohibits the purchase of litigious rights , exonerating at the same time from certain heavy charges and from certain taxes those lawyers called chiarissimi and illustrissimi ...
Page 130
... desire to achieve , and that although many of them have been men of the greatest talents , occupying the highest positions , and whose opinions command attention , they have been really amateurs on this subject . To have examined or ...
... desire to achieve , and that although many of them have been men of the greatest talents , occupying the highest positions , and whose opinions command attention , they have been really amateurs on this subject . To have examined or ...
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