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... given , marking the state of the countries in which they were made , and pointing out their general influence on human happiness . Thus history will not be confined merely to a knowledge of wars and revolutions , but will comprise an ...
... given , marking the state of the countries in which they were made , and pointing out their general influence on human happiness . Thus history will not be confined merely to a knowledge of wars and revolutions , but will comprise an ...
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... given as stated in the journals . This arrangement has only been varied where reasons appeared re- quiring such alteration . On the margin are given references to the printed collection of decisions , in which particular cases are ...
... given as stated in the journals . This arrangement has only been varied where reasons appeared re- quiring such alteration . On the margin are given references to the printed collection of decisions , in which particular cases are ...
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... given to his decisions , and the highest tribunals have acted upon the citation of his works ; an honour above suspicion , and the greatest which a jurist can receive . This sentiment prevailed not only in France , but amongst foreign ...
... given to his decisions , and the highest tribunals have acted upon the citation of his works ; an honour above suspicion , and the greatest which a jurist can receive . This sentiment prevailed not only in France , but amongst foreign ...
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The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volumen68 Ralph Griffiths,G. E. Griffiths Vista completa - 1783 |
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