The Monthly Review, Том 6Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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Amongst all civilized nations , it has been the constant endeavour to remove
every thing arbitrary and partial from the decision of property , and to fix the
sentence of judges by such general views and confiderations , as may be equal
to every ...
Amongst all civilized nations , it has been the constant endeavour to remove
every thing arbitrary and partial from the decision of property , and to fix the
sentence of judges by such general views and confiderations , as may be equal
to every ...
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... founded more on taste and imagination than on any folid argument . Public
utility is the general view of all courts of judicature ; and this utility too requires a
staple rule in all controversies ; but where several rules , nearly equal and
indifferent ...
... founded more on taste and imagination than on any folid argument . Public
utility is the general view of all courts of judicature ; and this utility too requires a
staple rule in all controversies ; but where several rules , nearly equal and
indifferent ...
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These render paper equivalent to money , circulate it thro ' the whole state , make
it supply the place of gold and silver , raise proportionably the price of labour and
commodities , and by that means either banith a great part of those precious ...
These render paper equivalent to money , circulate it thro ' the whole state , make
it supply the place of gold and silver , raise proportionably the price of labour and
commodities , and by that means either banith a great part of those precious ...
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When they enact any city law , the greatest number of counties or divisions
determines the matter . And where these are equal , the magistrates have the
casting vote . • The magistrates chuse the mayor , sheriffs , recorder , and other
officers of ...
When they enact any city law , the greatest number of counties or divisions
determines the matter . And where these are equal , the magistrates have the
casting vote . • The magistrates chuse the mayor , sheriffs , recorder , and other
officers of ...
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... by which means each county will maintain an equal number of men , in
proportion to its extent and property ; because , as all the Militia is compofed of
men of some property , the number of such men will be equal to the property and
extent of ...
... by which means each county will maintain an equal number of men , in
proportion to its extent and property ; because , as all the Militia is compofed of
men of some property , the number of such men will be equal to the property and
extent of ...
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| Название | The Monthly Review, Том 6 |
| Редакторы | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths |
| Издатель | R. Griffiths., 1752 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Северо-Западный университет |
| Оцифровано | 11 апр 2012 |
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