The National Review, Volume 6W.H. Allen, 1885 - English literature |
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Page 267
... allowed to take any real part in the political education of the people , they must be allowed the right to apply general principles to practical politics . But to this rule there is a most important exception . We must clearly ...
... allowed to take any real part in the political education of the people , they must be allowed the right to apply general principles to practical politics . But to this rule there is a most important exception . We must clearly ...
Page 538
... allowed to use either his land or any other possession to the detriment of the public generally - Sic utere tuo ut alienum non lædas - and that the inter- ference of municipal law to prevent such abuse is amply warranted . In England ...
... allowed to use either his land or any other possession to the detriment of the public generally - Sic utere tuo ut alienum non lædas - and that the inter- ference of municipal law to prevent such abuse is amply warranted . In England ...
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... allowed of the sale , not of the entire trust , that is the advowson , but of the power for one or more turns of acting under the trust , that is to say , it allowed of the sale of next presentations . Now , it is clear that in the case ...
... allowed of the sale , not of the entire trust , that is the advowson , but of the power for one or more turns of acting under the trust , that is to say , it allowed of the sale of next presentations . Now , it is clear that in the case ...
Contents
COLQUHOUN Archibald | 173 |
Their Best Form | 184 |
DE BORRING Frances Mary | 286 |
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