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Page 167
would seem to exclude persons accused of what Cicero plainly con- siders the greatest of all crimes from the benefits of a defence ; or which , as we have observed , is the same thing , to require the advocate to exercise a discretion ...
would seem to exclude persons accused of what Cicero plainly con- siders the greatest of all crimes from the benefits of a defence ; or which , as we have observed , is the same thing , to require the advocate to exercise a discretion ...
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3d , Our prisons present the anomalous spectacle of insane persons being confined in them , in spite of the existing laws , intended to provide for the custody of such persons in the proper asylums . At Newgate , and York Castle ...
3d , Our prisons present the anomalous spectacle of insane persons being confined in them , in spite of the existing laws , intended to provide for the custody of such persons in the proper asylums . At Newgate , and York Castle ...
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Next - if reli- gious persons refuse to countenance what are generally reckoned innocent amusements , these amusements will not be therefore ab- stained from ; but being thus left entirely in the hands of the worthless , will acquire a ...
Next - if reli- gious persons refuse to countenance what are generally reckoned innocent amusements , these amusements will not be therefore ab- stained from ; but being thus left entirely in the hands of the worthless , will acquire a ...
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Contents
Sir Thomas Brownes Works including his Life | 1 |
Narrative of a Residence in Koordistan and on the site | 35 |
Poggii Epistolæ Editas collegit et emendavit pleras | 60 |
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