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... Persons of Standing and Character in the University , as to lay it before the H -- ds ; and that they could not but be of Opinion , it had been more candid and humane , before he proceeded fo far , to have heard what they had to fay in ...
... Persons of Standing and Character in the University , as to lay it before the H -- ds ; and that they could not but be of Opinion , it had been more candid and humane , before he proceeded fo far , to have heard what they had to fay in ...
Pagina 11
... persons to whofe review you would have it submitted , than any others . The danger of partiality in the case I have men- tioned , is furely at least full as great , as in matters of a nature merely civil ; and yet Mr. Tabor , who was ...
... persons to whofe review you would have it submitted , than any others . The danger of partiality in the case I have men- tioned , is furely at least full as great , as in matters of a nature merely civil ; and yet Mr. Tabor , who was ...
Pagina 79
currence of the heads of colleges his affeffors , and several other confiderable persons of the univerfity , was defirous of having the o- pinions of two eminent lawyers on fo im- portant an affair , before he made his final refolution ...
currence of the heads of colleges his affeffors , and several other confiderable persons of the univerfity , was defirous of having the o- pinions of two eminent lawyers on fo im- portant an affair , before he made his final refolution ...
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