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Page 217
... principles , and the good sense and simplicity of its prac- tice . In many other branches of law the same mind is visible , governing their principles , and reconciling their incongruities . * It has , indeed , been said , that Lord ...
... principles , and the good sense and simplicity of its prac- tice . In many other branches of law the same mind is visible , governing their principles , and reconciling their incongruities . * It has , indeed , been said , that Lord ...
Page 221
... principles of that family after deserting their fortunes . The unproved , and probably unfounded , charge of having been in his earlier years a partisan of the pretender , is treated by Junius as a fact too well established to be ...
... principles of that family after deserting their fortunes . The unproved , and probably unfounded , charge of having been in his earlier years a partisan of the pretender , is treated by Junius as a fact too well established to be ...
Page 303
... principles of her constitution or public law ; that the regal power was limited , and popu- lar rights ascertained by it ; but that the aristocracy had no other power than that which too naturally results from property , and which laws ...
... principles of her constitution or public law ; that the regal power was limited , and popu- lar rights ascertained by it ; but that the aristocracy had no other power than that which too naturally results from property , and which laws ...
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