The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 93A. Constable, 1851 |
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Page 101
... Judge . For in that struggle he was alone . A Judge , a removeable officer of the Crown , appointed and dismissed according to the caprice of the monarch , was as much a servant as any page in the royal household . When Coke , to the ...
... Judge . For in that struggle he was alone . A Judge , a removeable officer of the Crown , appointed and dismissed according to the caprice of the monarch , was as much a servant as any page in the royal household . When Coke , to the ...
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... judges are the jurymen , and the person called a judge is a mere assessor , qualities are required from the assessor different from those which are necessary to a single - seated judge . He has to point out to the jurymen what their ...
... judges are the jurymen , and the person called a judge is a mere assessor , qualities are required from the assessor different from those which are necessary to a single - seated judge . He has to point out to the jurymen what their ...
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... judge of infallibility . There may be a judge of infallible truth , but unless we know who he is and what he says , we are still in the dark . The Romish Church are agreed about this , that there is something infallible ; but what , or ...
... judge of infallibility . There may be a judge of infallible truth , but unless we know who he is and what he says , we are still in the dark . The Romish Church are agreed about this , that there is something infallible ; but what , or ...
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