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Page 46
If we regard only its composition , the information which it displays , and the
liberal sentiments which it breathes , we see no ground for complaining of the
adjudication : but if the decision is to be considered as ratifyiog the plans which
the ...
If we regard only its composition , the information which it displays , and the
liberal sentiments which it breathes , we see no ground for complaining of the
adjudication : but if the decision is to be considered as ratifyiog the plans which
the ...
Page 138
It would require , we admit , an economy iu regard tu manufactures which has
never yet been introduced , in order to supersede or prevent the necessity of laws
similar to those of our Pour code : but we have heard of persons who have ...
It would require , we admit , an economy iu regard tu manufactures which has
never yet been introduced , in order to supersede or prevent the necessity of laws
similar to those of our Pour code : but we have heard of persons who have ...
Page 309
In regard to the criminal porr , we are of opinion that législators should direct their
attention rather to preventatives than to ... distinguishes its author ; and this is
particularly the case with the whole of his observations in regard to work - houses
.
In regard to the criminal porr , we are of opinion that législators should direct their
attention rather to preventatives than to ... distinguishes its author ; and this is
particularly the case with the whole of his observations in regard to work - houses
.
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