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British Academy. rule , objection cannot be taken to rules which that country chooses to make for the guidance of its subjects.1 I , for one , lost no time in pointing out the danger of " letting the Court loose to make law " 2 This view ...
British Academy. rule , objection cannot be taken to rules which that country chooses to make for the guidance of its subjects.1 I , for one , lost no time in pointing out the danger of " letting the Court loose to make law " 2 This view ...
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... rules , accepted as operative between the parties " . Other Powers preferred a state- ment of law , in which no distinction should be made between rules already generally accepted , and rules now first agreed upon between the ...
... rules , accepted as operative between the parties " . Other Powers preferred a state- ment of law , in which no distinction should be made between rules already generally accepted , and rules now first agreed upon between the ...
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... rules ' ( mere suggestions , not ' rules ' in Aristotle's intentions ) , Shakespeare's attitude was the same . He would not go out of his way either to secure or to avoid an ethical conclusion or conformity to rules . His plays were ...
... rules ' ( mere suggestions , not ' rules ' in Aristotle's intentions ) , Shakespeare's attitude was the same . He would not go out of his way either to secure or to avoid an ethical conclusion or conformity to rules . His plays were ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS 1912 | 7 |
NINTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JULY 5 1911 ADDRESS BY | 8 |
WARTON LECTURE ON ENGLISH POETRY | 8 |
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