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... important . He was there under the immediate protection of the Lacedæmonian govern- ment , and yet he was beyond the sphere of its Lycurgian rule , its censorial inspection , and its more important jealousy . Separated by lofty ...
... important . He was there under the immediate protection of the Lacedæmonian govern- ment , and yet he was beyond the sphere of its Lycurgian rule , its censorial inspection , and its more important jealousy . Separated by lofty ...
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... important knowlege may be imputed , is , that very few men are possessed of the capacity of conveying it to the learner in a proper manner . He therefore wishes that there were pro- per institutions in our universities for promoting the ...
... important knowlege may be imputed , is , that very few men are possessed of the capacity of conveying it to the learner in a proper manner . He therefore wishes that there were pro- per institutions in our universities for promoting the ...
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... important branch of law , in clear and dis- tinct language . The author has divided his subject under the follow- ing heads : the Nature of Usury ; what Contracts are usurious ; how far Usury affects the Validity of the Contract , and ...
... important branch of law , in clear and dis- tinct language . The author has divided his subject under the follow- ing heads : the Nature of Usury ; what Contracts are usurious ; how far Usury affects the Validity of the Contract , and ...
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