Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 64W. Blackwood., 1848 |
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... father's strength , " to show that the custom of primogeniture is at all events not repugnant to instinctive justice or the common - sense of man- kind . The old Saxon law of gravel- kind might be better adapted to a superabundance of ...
... father's strength , " to show that the custom of primogeniture is at all events not repugnant to instinctive justice or the common - sense of man- kind . The old Saxon law of gravel- kind might be better adapted to a superabundance of ...
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... father's old age . But in a settled and cultivated country , and among an advanced people , we main- tain succession by primogeniture to be the most consonant , as a matter of theory , to the social feelings and re- quirements of man ...
... father's old age . But in a settled and cultivated country , and among an advanced people , we main- tain succession by primogeniture to be the most consonant , as a matter of theory , to the social feelings and re- quirements of man ...
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... father , see Lord Campbell's Lives of the Chancellors ) living in the uppermost flat of a sixteen - story house , would thereby be avoided with considerable advantage to the national interests . Mr. M'Culloch , therefore , who quotes ...
... father , see Lord Campbell's Lives of the Chancellors ) living in the uppermost flat of a sixteen - story house , would thereby be avoided with considerable advantage to the national interests . Mr. M'Culloch , therefore , who quotes ...
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... father , the second son would be both the next heir - substitute and also the heir - apparent . Is this , therefore , the only case within the act ? Scarcely , we should think , was it so intended . Are we , then , to in- terpret the ...
... father , the second son would be both the next heir - substitute and also the heir - apparent . Is this , therefore , the only case within the act ? Scarcely , we should think , was it so intended . Are we , then , to in- terpret the ...
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... father dies in- testate , his property is equally divided among his children , without respect to sex or seniority . Nothing can be more distinctly opposed to the principles we have endeavoured to establish , and to the system followed ...
... father dies in- testate , his property is equally divided among his children , without respect to sex or seniority . Nothing can be more distinctly opposed to the principles we have endeavoured to establish , and to the system followed ...
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