Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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... last branch of the king's ordinary revenue ; which consists in the cuftody of idiots , from whence we shall be naturally led to confider also the custody of lunatics . An idiot , or natural fool , is one that hath had no under- flanding ...
... last branch of the king's ordinary revenue ; which consists in the cuftody of idiots , from whence we shall be naturally led to confider also the custody of lunatics . An idiot , or natural fool , is one that hath had no under- flanding ...
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... last statute to regulate this subject is the 48 Geo . III . f . 87 . ( 37 ) Since this was written by the author , that fum has been immenfely augmented ; for the following Account is taken from a statement of the ordinary revenues and ...
... last statute to regulate this subject is the 48 Geo . III . f . 87 . ( 37 ) Since this was written by the author , that fum has been immenfely augmented ; for the following Account is taken from a statement of the ordinary revenues and ...
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... last forty days . This is meant to encourage application to trades , and going out to reputable Stat . 9 Geo . I. c . 7. § 6 . 2 Stat . 21 Geo . II . c . 10. 18 Geo . III . c . 26 . Stat . 3 & 4 W. and M. c . 11 . Stat . 3 & 4 W. and M ...
... last forty days . This is meant to encourage application to trades , and going out to reputable Stat . 9 Geo . I. c . 7. § 6 . 2 Stat . 21 Geo . II . c . 10. 18 Geo . III . c . 26 . Stat . 3 & 4 W. and M. c . 11 . Stat . 3 & 4 W. and M ...
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Of the NATURE of Laws in general | 35 |
Of the LAWS of ENGLAND | 62 |
Of the COUNTRIES fubject to the Laws | 93 |
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