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Page 77
... Hale of professing " demagogical principles , " has yet borne testimony to the impartiality with which he conducted himself , while presiding in the exchequer , in cases in ... Hale managing matters of law to all ima- SIR MATTHEW HALE . 77.
... Hale of professing " demagogical principles , " has yet borne testimony to the impartiality with which he conducted himself , while presiding in the exchequer , in cases in ... Hale managing matters of law to all ima- SIR MATTHEW HALE . 77.
Page 79
... Hale's previous digest and distribution of the sub- ject . ' Many of the invaluable treatises and collections compiled by the industry and learning of Sir Matthew Hale still remain unpublished . At the close of the last century , the ...
... Hale's previous digest and distribution of the sub- ject . ' Many of the invaluable treatises and collections compiled by the industry and learning of Sir Matthew Hale still remain unpublished . At the close of the last century , the ...
Page 81
... Hale proposed to ac- complish the desired reform in our juridical system is pretty fully explained by him : - that the king , on the address of both houses of parliament , should direct the judges and other fit persons to prepare proper ...
... Hale proposed to ac- complish the desired reform in our juridical system is pretty fully explained by him : - that the king , on the address of both houses of parliament , should direct the judges and other fit persons to prepare proper ...
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