The London MagazineBaldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1828 |
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... speak about wills hereafter . We now pass to the consideration of estates in fee - tail . And , first , as to the meaning of the phrase . The expression fee - tail , or feodum talliatum , was borrowed from the feudists * , among whom it ...
... speak about wills hereafter . We now pass to the consideration of estates in fee - tail . And , first , as to the meaning of the phrase . The expression fee - tail , or feodum talliatum , was borrowed from the feudists * , among whom it ...
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... speak with a copy of Mr. Brougham's speech in his hand ; therefore any misconception as to the meaning of a particular passage may easily be accounted for on his part . But no such excuse occurs in favour of the dulness of the Quarterly ...
... speak with a copy of Mr. Brougham's speech in his hand ; therefore any misconception as to the meaning of a particular passage may easily be accounted for on his part . But no such excuse occurs in favour of the dulness of the Quarterly ...
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... speak decidedly ; but , really , it is worth inquiry , whether it might not be as well to put the whole roads in the empire under the control of the House of Commons ; knock down the toll- bars ; and make and repair the roads out of the ...
... speak decidedly ; but , really , it is worth inquiry , whether it might not be as well to put the whole roads in the empire under the control of the House of Commons ; knock down the toll- bars ; and make and repair the roads out of the ...
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... speak the truth frankly and firmly , so far as we can discover it . Further than this we do not bind ourselves ; for we shall without scruple employ at all times whatever style or mode of composition our purpose or our humour may ...
... speak the truth frankly and firmly , so far as we can discover it . Further than this we do not bind ourselves ; for we shall without scruple employ at all times whatever style or mode of composition our purpose or our humour may ...
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... speaking of his bodily man ) he is a goodly and personable enough figure of five feet ten , or thereabout ; but not satisfied with this reasonable altitude , to which the only objection is , that he shares it in common with five hundred ...
... speaking of his bodily man ) he is a goodly and personable enough figure of five feet ten , or thereabout ; but not satisfied with this reasonable altitude , to which the only objection is , that he shares it in common with five hundred ...
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