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Pagina 25
... question there put is , Has not the fenior regent an appeal , there being nothing in the Statutes to the contrary ? The gentleman who is supposed to have put this question , under- ftood the ftatutes of the univerfity too well , not to ...
... question there put is , Has not the fenior regent an appeal , there being nothing in the Statutes to the contrary ? The gentleman who is supposed to have put this question , under- ftood the ftatutes of the univerfity too well , not to ...
Pagina 45
I will they ever question him concerning it . Ac- tions only are what they look upon , and punish them when they appear prejudicial to the Or- der of Society . Qu . Will it be more adviseable to ... question him concerning it. Ac- ...
I will they ever question him concerning it . Ac- tions only are what they look upon , and punish them when they appear prejudicial to the Or- der of Society . Qu . Will it be more adviseable to ... question him concerning it. Ac- ...
Pagina 35
... question belonged to the 42d ftatute , and from thence SEEMING to infer ( what however they have really and expressly inferred ) that an appeal is not to be allowed . GENTLE reader , be pleafed only to perufe the queries themfelves ...
... question belonged to the 42d ftatute , and from thence SEEMING to infer ( what however they have really and expressly inferred ) that an appeal is not to be allowed . GENTLE reader , be pleafed only to perufe the queries themfelves ...
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