The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 57
... become the foreign Division of the Judicature ; the Native Courts would become the Egyptian Division , and the Mehkemehs Sharie ' with their kindred Courts , the Megalis Milli , the Divisions of the Statut Personnel . The most important ...
... become the foreign Division of the Judicature ; the Native Courts would become the Egyptian Division , and the Mehkemehs Sharie ' with their kindred Courts , the Megalis Milli , the Divisions of the Statut Personnel . The most important ...
Page 98
... become very rich , and their property implicated them in all kinds of worldly affairs . The abbot was a baron as well as a churchman , with baronial responsibilities to the army and the King's Council , and with a baronial court to ...
... become very rich , and their property implicated them in all kinds of worldly affairs . The abbot was a baron as well as a churchman , with baronial responsibilities to the army and the King's Council , and with a baronial court to ...
Page 156
... become a close corporation . Even now , we are well acquainted with the paradox that , whereas agriculture is said not to pay , the moment that a particular farm is taken for settlement purposes , it becomes apparently ideally ...
... become a close corporation . Even now , we are well acquainted with the paradox that , whereas agriculture is said not to pay , the moment that a particular farm is taken for settlement purposes , it becomes apparently ideally ...
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