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Page 136
... Lord Mansfield , however , fearful of the consequences of deciding such an important case hastily upon so broad a ground , settled the mat- ter in favour of Lewis , by showing that Stapylton could bring no evidence that Lewis had ever ...
... Lord Mansfield , however , fearful of the consequences of deciding such an important case hastily upon so broad a ground , settled the mat- ter in favour of Lewis , by showing that Stapylton could bring no evidence that Lewis had ever ...
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... Lord CALTHORPE . - My lord , I rise to move the adoption of a Resolution which I will read : - " That this Meeting witnesses with pleasure and thankfulness the enlarged means and labours of the various Societies for extending the ...
... Lord CALTHORPE . - My lord , I rise to move the adoption of a Resolution which I will read : - " That this Meeting witnesses with pleasure and thankfulness the enlarged means and labours of the various Societies for extending the ...
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... lord , since our smaller Institution began . Ad- miration of the glorious success with which the Lord had been pleased to crown the operations of British Christians , and the spirit of Christian zeal to take a share in this great and ...
... lord , since our smaller Institution began . Ad- miration of the glorious success with which the Lord had been pleased to crown the operations of British Christians , and the spirit of Christian zeal to take a share in this great and ...
Contents
VOL | 1 |
ESSAYS Page | 12 |
On ameliorating the Condition of the Poor | 14 |
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