The National Review, Volume 80W.H. Allen, 1922 - English literature |
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Page 140
... matter rests . The decision need surprise no one . What surprised many lawyers was that the question had never been raised before . The explanation probably is that the jurisdiction was not much sought after in India by English people ...
... matter rests . The decision need surprise no one . What surprised many lawyers was that the question had never been raised before . The explanation probably is that the jurisdiction was not much sought after in India by English people ...
Page 189
... matter , so far as he was concerned . The other gentleman , who received Mr. Shaw's letter of March 16th , called on ... matters of fact , and is consequently never caught tripping , was happily in a position to declare Unknown that " In ...
... matter , so far as he was concerned . The other gentleman , who received Mr. Shaw's letter of March 16th , called on ... matters of fact , and is consequently never caught tripping , was happily in a position to declare Unknown that " In ...
Page 313
... matter of this storm in a teapot is utterly trivial and fatuous , but the repeated charges of bad faith and deliberately fabri- cating evidence seem to demand an answer . In a note on page 89 of my book I draw attention to the oddities ...
... matter of this storm in a teapot is utterly trivial and fatuous , but the repeated charges of bad faith and deliberately fabri- cating evidence seem to demand an answer . In a note on page 89 of my book I draw attention to the oddities ...
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