The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 2W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1756 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 162
... civil law is now almost appropriated to the civil law of the Roman empire ; as this has long been called fo by way of eminence , whenever we speak of the civil law , we are fuppofed to mean this . But whenever I have occasion to speak ...
... civil law is now almost appropriated to the civil law of the Roman empire ; as this has long been called fo by way of eminence , whenever we speak of the civil law , we are fuppofed to mean this . But whenever I have occasion to speak ...
Page 163
... civil power . By the law of nations , we mean fuch rules as nations or civil focieties are ⚫ obliged to obferve in their intercourfe with one another . There are feveral points relating both to civil laws , and to the law of nations ...
... civil power . By the law of nations , we mean fuch rules as nations or civil focieties are ⚫ obliged to obferve in their intercourfe with one another . There are feveral points relating both to civil laws , and to the law of nations ...
Page 167
... civil laws eftablished in different nations . Yet in the introduction of inteftate fucceffions , regard is had to a man's personal duty , and his children stand firft in the fucceffion . Where he leaves no children , his parents are ...
... civil laws eftablished in different nations . Yet in the introduction of inteftate fucceffions , regard is had to a man's personal duty , and his children stand firft in the fucceffion . Where he leaves no children , his parents are ...
Page 228
... civil . fociety . Having defined civil fociety and defcribed the motives which lead men to form fuch focieties , he proceeds to describe the manner in which they are formed . He obferves that the claim of civil fociety , upon the ...
... civil . fociety . Having defined civil fociety and defcribed the motives which lead men to form fuch focieties , he proceeds to describe the manner in which they are formed . He obferves that the claim of civil fociety , upon the ...
Page 229
... civil power confidered as legiflative and executive . He affirms that the confent or agreement of mankind , by which they form themselves into focieties , muft neceffarily be the principle from whence civil power is derived . By the ...
... civil power confidered as legiflative and executive . He affirms that the confent or agreement of mankind , by which they form themselves into focieties , muft neceffarily be the principle from whence civil power is derived . By the ...
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