The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 61
... England political appointments to the High Court are the rule , but what works well enough in England , where a politically appointed judge rarely displays serious political bias in his decisions , does not necessarily work so well in ...
... England political appointments to the High Court are the rule , but what works well enough in England , where a politically appointed judge rarely displays serious political bias in his decisions , does not necessarily work so well in ...
Page 106
... England , after the wreck of so many things and after a whole generation of sickening unrest , suddenly burst out into an unexampled richness of intellectual life . It has been laid to the charge of the Reformation that , whereas there ...
... England , after the wreck of so many things and after a whole generation of sickening unrest , suddenly burst out into an unexampled richness of intellectual life . It has been laid to the charge of the Reformation that , whereas there ...
Page 304
... England by Gresham in the same century . At the end of the eighteenth century and in the early years of the nineteenth century Parliament was once again completely puzzled by a somewhat similar problem , caused by a plethora of paper ...
... England by Gresham in the same century . At the end of the eighteenth century and in the early years of the nineteenth century Parliament was once again completely puzzled by a somewhat similar problem , caused by a plethora of paper ...
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