The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 84A. Constable, 1846 |
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... England , his patron , the Elector of Mentz , died , ( 1674 , ) and Leibnitz resolved to return to Ger- many , and to push his fortunes in some other direction . Previous to his leaving England , the Royal Society honoured him , and did ...
... England , his patron , the Elector of Mentz , died , ( 1674 , ) and Leibnitz resolved to return to Ger- many , and to push his fortunes in some other direction . Previous to his leaving England , the Royal Society honoured him , and did ...
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... England doubtless supplies the larger share of foreign manufac- tures sold in these markets . But the produce of the country is more adapted for consumption by the natives , than for foreign exchanges . Olive - oil and dates are the ...
... England doubtless supplies the larger share of foreign manufac- tures sold in these markets . But the produce of the country is more adapted for consumption by the natives , than for foreign exchanges . Olive - oil and dates are the ...
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... England shall include Wales and Berwick- on - Tweed . * But this very amendment is indicative of a general want of system ; for the title of the act relating merely to house and window duties contains no indication of its possessing ...
... England shall include Wales and Berwick- on - Tweed . * But this very amendment is indicative of a general want of system ; for the title of the act relating merely to house and window duties contains no indication of its possessing ...
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... England . ' 6 " 1 The established method of referring from one act to another , is eminently cumbrous and unsatisfactory . In some instances the title of an act is repeated in another , and the title of that other including it , is ...
... England . ' 6 " 1 The established method of referring from one act to another , is eminently cumbrous and unsatisfactory . In some instances the title of an act is repeated in another , and the title of that other including it , is ...
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... England . It sometimes happens , that an act intended only to apply to England , contains no clause specifically limiting its operation to that part of the Empire ; while , in other cases , statutes intended to apply to all parts of the ...
... England . It sometimes happens , that an act intended only to apply to England , contains no clause specifically limiting its operation to that part of the Empire ; while , in other cases , statutes intended to apply to all parts of the ...
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