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The repugnance that has been felt against subjecting a prisoner during his trial to any examination , together with the sense of justice requiring that he actually should undergo some examination , either to afford him an opportunity of ...
The repugnance that has been felt against subjecting a prisoner during his trial to any examination , together with the sense of justice requiring that he actually should undergo some examination , either to afford him an opportunity of ...
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As to the analogy suggested by Mr. Green , between the practice on which we have been speaking and the examination of prisoners reduced to writing , by the statute of 2 & 3 Ph . & M. c . 10 . ( this , we presume , being the statute to ...
As to the analogy suggested by Mr. Green , between the practice on which we have been speaking and the examination of prisoners reduced to writing , by the statute of 2 & 3 Ph . & M. c . 10 . ( this , we presume , being the statute to ...
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As this collection may fall into the hands of persons unacquainted with the practice of examinations at Cambridge , it is not ... it is necessary to explain , that other departments of each examination belonged to other examiners .
As this collection may fall into the hands of persons unacquainted with the practice of examinations at Cambridge , it is not ... it is necessary to explain , that other departments of each examination belonged to other examiners .
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Suffolk Words and Phrases | 73 |
Griffiths Translation of Cuviers | 92 |
ADVICE to Young Mothers | 99 |
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America animal appears attention become beds believe blood Boards body called cause character common considerable considered containing course directed doubt effect England English equal examination existence experiments expression fact feel force formation French frequently give given Greece Greek hand heart heat Henry human important increase instance interesting Italy kind King language late laws learned less letter light lived Lord manner means mind nature never notice object observed obtained once opinion origin particular passage passed perhaps persons possess practical present principles produced quantity readers received remains remarks respect rocks schools seems seen sometimes speak spirit thee thing thou tion translation United various volume whole writer young
Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 van Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 van English literary periodicals |
| Bijdragers | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Uitgever | R. Griffiths, 1824 |
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