The Quarterly Review, Volume 105William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1859 |
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Pagina 383
... evidence , and to examine the grounds upon which the ancients themselves believed in the stories which they related . It began to be perceived that in many cases these writers had no means of verifying their statements ; and that they ...
... evidence , and to examine the grounds upon which the ancients themselves believed in the stories which they related . It began to be perceived that in many cases these writers had no means of verifying their statements ; and that they ...
Pagina 468
... evidence enough to the following effect : that the King did , in popular parlance , ' hate ' Lord Chatham , though much rather with a kind of petulant aversion , than with a ' savage rancour , ' or a feeling approaching to insanity ...
... evidence enough to the following effect : that the King did , in popular parlance , ' hate ' Lord Chatham , though much rather with a kind of petulant aversion , than with a ' savage rancour , ' or a feeling approaching to insanity ...
Pagina 523
... Evidence and Procedure . This head contains reference to several Acts which have embodied many of Lord Brougham's views with respect to arbitration , the jury trial , and evidence . As far back as 1845 , Lord Brougham had brought in a ...
... Evidence and Procedure . This head contains reference to several Acts which have embodied many of Lord Brougham's views with respect to arbitration , the jury trial , and evidence . As far back as 1845 , Lord Brougham had brought in a ...
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