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Page 179
... law at this hour to the greatest part of Europe , and though few English lawyers dare make such an acknowledgment , it is the true source of nearly all our English laws , that are not of a feudal origin . It would not be unworthy of a ...
... law at this hour to the greatest part of Europe , and though few English lawyers dare make such an acknowledgment , it is the true source of nearly all our English laws , that are not of a feudal origin . It would not be unworthy of a ...
Page 369
... laws which prevailed in the northern and eastern parts of the kingdom which were most exposed to the piratical visits of the Danes . In the time of Alfred the local customs of his seve- ral provinces were so various that he found it ne ...
... laws which prevailed in the northern and eastern parts of the kingdom which were most exposed to the piratical visits of the Danes . In the time of Alfred the local customs of his seve- ral provinces were so various that he found it ne ...
Page 575
... laws , therefore , have no effect upon the coasting trade either good or bad . In an examination , therefore , of the tendency of those laws , that particular may be left altogether out of the question . tures and produce of the kingdom ...
... laws , therefore , have no effect upon the coasting trade either good or bad . In an examination , therefore , of the tendency of those laws , that particular may be left altogether out of the question . tures and produce of the kingdom ...
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