The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 74
... land- lords ' political power and obtain cheap food . Then came in logical sequence , first , the Reform Bill , and so the whole procession of enactments which have destroyed the value of English land and annihilated the English landed ...
... land- lords ' political power and obtain cheap food . Then came in logical sequence , first , the Reform Bill , and so the whole procession of enactments which have destroyed the value of English land and annihilated the English landed ...
Page 77
... land , and just as the Irish farmer has asserted and established his tenant right . With that right recognized by law , modern society would , apparenty , become cohesive . With that right un- recognized by law , but maintained by force ...
... land , and just as the Irish farmer has asserted and established his tenant right . With that right recognized by law , modern society would , apparenty , become cohesive . With that right un- recognized by law , but maintained by force ...
Page 96
... land , and who as a member of the Alaska Boundary Commission , gave his decision in favor of the United States , and Sir William Rann Kennedy , Lord Justice of Appeal , one of the founders and Presidents of the International Law ...
... land , and who as a member of the Alaska Boundary Commission , gave his decision in favor of the United States , and Sir William Rann Kennedy , Lord Justice of Appeal , one of the founders and Presidents of the International Law ...
Page 119
... Land - i . e . , declared a crusade . This noble act failing to appease his subjects . John sent letters to the Pope to ask his intercession , and the Pope sent back letters to the barons urging them to make their request with reverence ...
... Land - i . e . , declared a crusade . This noble act failing to appease his subjects . John sent letters to the Pope to ask his intercession , and the Pope sent back letters to the barons urging them to make their request with reverence ...
Page 120
... land was by no means fully settled , and it was usual for the heir to pay a fine ( called a relief ) upon inheriting his ancestor's land ; the lord had charge of infant heirs and their lands ( which afforded an excellent means of profit ...
... land was by no means fully settled , and it was usual for the heir to pay a fine ( called a relief ) upon inheriting his ancestor's land ; the lord had charge of infant heirs and their lands ( which afforded an excellent means of profit ...
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