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we ought to recollect that it is his light which has given splendour to these luminaries of the law . During a century and a half this country has been renowned above all others for the pure and enlight- ened administration of justice ...
we ought to recollect that it is his light which has given splendour to these luminaries of the law . During a century and a half this country has been renowned above all others for the pure and enlight- ened administration of justice ...
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... that the majority of the students would be Roman Catholics , it is impossible to conceive a more deliberate and formal assent than was then given by the unanimous Catholic hierarchy to the principle of united educa- tion .
... that the majority of the students would be Roman Catholics , it is impossible to conceive a more deliberate and formal assent than was then given by the unanimous Catholic hierarchy to the principle of united educa- tion .
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343 parently exceeds the produce ; this , however , must not be taken as true to the extent exhibited by the above figures , which , it should be remembered , are given , not as showing the profits or losses of a given year or locality ...
343 parently exceeds the produce ; this , however , must not be taken as true to the extent exhibited by the above figures , which , it should be remembered , are given , not as showing the profits or losses of a given year or locality ...
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