The Law Magazine: Or, Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, 7. köide;38. köideSaunders and Benning, 1847 |
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Page 47
... lands by will . The infringements of modern legisla- tion on these feudal principles were due to the rising commercial spirit of the people : in Scotland , where commerce was of com- paratively no account , the old feudal law remained ...
... lands by will . The infringements of modern legisla- tion on these feudal principles were due to the rising commercial spirit of the people : in Scotland , where commerce was of com- paratively no account , the old feudal law remained ...
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... land must in all nations be , they are of peculiar importance in Ire- land . Land in Ireland is not , as with us , possessed by a resi- dent wealthy upper class , cultivated by a substantial yeomanry , tilled by a peasantry numerous ...
... land must in all nations be , they are of peculiar importance in Ire- land . Land in Ireland is not , as with us , possessed by a resi- dent wealthy upper class , cultivated by a substantial yeomanry , tilled by a peasantry numerous ...
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... Land being therefore at once the prin- cipal source of national wealth and individual subsistence , all facts relating to its possession are in a much higher degree of importance than in the case of lands in Great Britain . If we turn ...
... Land being therefore at once the prin- cipal source of national wealth and individual subsistence , all facts relating to its possession are in a much higher degree of importance than in the case of lands in Great Britain . If we turn ...
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... lands they had acquired by any title , purchase or descent ( for a greater interest than that before specified ) , unless within six months they renounced that religion and embraced Protestantism . The stroke was submitted to , probably ...
... lands they had acquired by any title , purchase or descent ( for a greater interest than that before specified ) , unless within six months they renounced that religion and embraced Protestantism . The stroke was submitted to , probably ...
Page 52
... lands to the crown , and to take them back again , regranted on the feudal tenure , to be held in capite . But they neglected to enrol these grants , and Charles , or his advisers , did not hesitate to attempt to take advantage of the ...
... lands to the crown , and to take them back again , regranted on the feudal tenure , to be held in capite . But they neglected to enrol these grants , and Charles , or his advisers , did not hesitate to attempt to take advantage of the ...
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