Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volum 38Pub. for J. Hinton, 1766 |
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Pàgina 53
... neceffary that the executive power fhould al- ways fubfift , the power of suspension , where fuch a power is thought neceffary , is , for convenience , transferred to the executive of the country to which the law belonge , but cannot ...
... neceffary that the executive power fhould al- ways fubfift , the power of suspension , where fuch a power is thought neceffary , is , for convenience , transferred to the executive of the country to which the law belonge , but cannot ...
Pàgina 64
... neceffary in the wording of laft wills and teftaments , and more with regard to their atteftation . An ignorance in these must always be of dangerous con- fequence , to fuch as by chance or neceffity compile their own teftaments without ...
... neceffary in the wording of laft wills and teftaments , and more with regard to their atteftation . An ignorance in these must always be of dangerous con- fequence , to fuch as by chance or neceffity compile their own teftaments without ...
Pàgina 141
... neceffary to keep up a confiderable land force : He knew the French would ftill maintain great armies ; and that the pretended Prince of Wales would certainly be affifted by them , if England fhould fall into a feeble and defencelefs ...
... neceffary to keep up a confiderable land force : He knew the French would ftill maintain great armies ; and that the pretended Prince of Wales would certainly be affifted by them , if England fhould fall into a feeble and defencelefs ...
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