The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 93A. Constable, 1851 |
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Page 30
... common figure of which was , what logicians , I believe , call begging the question ; and the common method , what they call ignoratio elenchi shooting at pigeons , while crows are the game desired . He always started by demanding my ...
... common figure of which was , what logicians , I believe , call begging the question ; and the common method , what they call ignoratio elenchi shooting at pigeons , while crows are the game desired . He always started by demanding my ...
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... Common Pleas . While Chief Justice of the Common Pleas , the Rye- House plot was discovered , and he was placed at the head of the Commissioners before whom the real and the supposed con- spirators were to be tried . Again , however ...
... Common Pleas . While Chief Justice of the Common Pleas , the Rye- House plot was discovered , and he was placed at the head of the Commissioners before whom the real and the supposed con- spirators were to be tried . Again , however ...
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... Common Law of England which he was to administer . This system was not at all badly adapted to the condition of England in the Norman and early Plantagenet reigns , when it sprang up , land being then the only property worth considering ...
... Common Law of England which he was to administer . This system was not at all badly adapted to the condition of England in the Norman and early Plantagenet reigns , when it sprang up , land being then the only property worth considering ...
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The Odes and Epodes of Horace Translated literally | 91 |
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