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Page 67
... given up . One thing in the mean time we can tell you ; which is that not being given up , it increases that general stock , the produce of fees , out of which the whole tribe of law agents , from the lord chief justice to the bailiff's ...
... given up . One thing in the mean time we can tell you ; which is that not being given up , it increases that general stock , the produce of fees , out of which the whole tribe of law agents , from the lord chief justice to the bailiff's ...
Page 261
... given as a full compensation for property worth at least five or perhaps ten times that sum . The departure of this expatriated and heroic people from the land of their forefathers is too affecting to be omitted . Notice having been given ...
... given as a full compensation for property worth at least five or perhaps ten times that sum . The departure of this expatriated and heroic people from the land of their forefathers is too affecting to be omitted . Notice having been given ...
Page 337
... given to idleness , and by the example and temptation to be idle , which is given to the children , not merely by their mothers , but also by those ladies who assist them . The question is , Whether , in an enlarged and really bene ...
... given to idleness , and by the example and temptation to be idle , which is given to the children , not merely by their mothers , but also by those ladies who assist them . The question is , Whether , in an enlarged and really bene ...
Contents
VOL | 1 |
ESSAYS Page | 12 |
On ameliorating the Condition of the Poor | 14 |
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