British and Foreign State Papers, Volume 20, Part 2 |
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The right , therefore , which it exercises , is not civil jurisdiction ; and the Civil Law , which is peculiar to its own Territory , is not the Law by which it ought to proceed . Neither the place where the controversy arose , nor the ...
The right , therefore , which it exercises , is not civil jurisdiction ; and the Civil Law , which is peculiar to its own Territory , is not the Law by which it ought to proceed . Neither the place where the controversy arose , nor the ...
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This , though an incomplete vindication of the practice , may be admitted as some apology for it in civil cases . But the life and liberty of man are not so to be dealt with . When the principles of civil liberty began gradually to be ...
This , though an incomplete vindication of the practice , may be admitted as some apology for it in civil cases . But the life and liberty of man are not so to be dealt with . When the principles of civil liberty began gradually to be ...
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In civil matters it is highly desirable . Your Codes were derived to you from a Nation , your masters for centuries , who , unhappily for you , never felt either an interest or a duty in distributing cheap justice to the People .
In civil matters it is highly desirable . Your Codes were derived to you from a Nation , your masters for centuries , who , unhappily for you , never felt either an interest or a duty in distributing cheap justice to the People .
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers, Volume 20, Part 2 |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign Office |
| Published | 1832 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 16 Oct 2013 |
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