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Pagina 85
... principles of natural justice , are proper cases for contribution . But when a ship does no more than pursue that course of navigation which , independent of the good or evil thence resulting to cargo , is most safe for her- self , how ...
... principles of natural justice , are proper cases for contribution . But when a ship does no more than pursue that course of navigation which , independent of the good or evil thence resulting to cargo , is most safe for her- self , how ...
Pagina 89
... principles . I appeal confidently to your Honors ' judgment whether my course in this argument has not been mainly a reference to general principles , and whether it has not been marked by a desire to avoid mere details . If it be true ...
... principles . I appeal confidently to your Honors ' judgment whether my course in this argument has not been mainly a reference to general principles , and whether it has not been marked by a desire to avoid mere details . If it be true ...
Pagina 91
... principles laid down by the best judges from Demosthenes and Aristotle to Quintilian and Black- stone , of what forensic oratory ought to be . Every classical student will remember what stress the Stagyrite lays on the importance of ...
... principles laid down by the best judges from Demosthenes and Aristotle to Quintilian and Black- stone , of what forensic oratory ought to be . Every classical student will remember what stress the Stagyrite lays on the importance of ...
Pagina 92
... principle of law to illustrate this case , widely different from the course of argument that I ought to adopt - how , I would ask your Honor , are these jurors to find an umpire and an arbiter between us , but in your Honor ? I have ...
... principle of law to illustrate this case , widely different from the course of argument that I ought to adopt - how , I would ask your Honor , are these jurors to find an umpire and an arbiter between us , but in your Honor ? I have ...
Pagina 101
... principles , passed over to them ; while the people , no longer fearing the Stuarts and tired of the whigs , either inclined to the tories or were in- different . Lord North's was , to all intents and purposes , a tory administration ...
... principles , passed over to them ; while the people , no longer fearing the Stuarts and tired of the whigs , either inclined to the tories or were in- different . Lord North's was , to all intents and purposes , a tory administration ...
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The National Quarterly Review, Volume 4 Edward Isidore Sears,David Allyn Gorton,Charles H. Woodman Volledige weergave - 1862 |
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