The Percy Anecdotes: Original and Select, Volume 14G. Berger, 1868 - Anecdotes |
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... afterwards would infallibly be imputed to me as mine . Now , sir , I take this to have been a very wise maxim , and as such have followed it ever since ; and I believe it will hardly be in the power of all your rhetoric , as great a ...
... afterwards would infallibly be imputed to me as mine . Now , sir , I take this to have been a very wise maxim , and as such have followed it ever since ; and I believe it will hardly be in the power of all your rhetoric , as great a ...
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... afterwards gave judgment in favour of the Chan- cellor . The great point in controversy between Lord Chan- cellor Ellesmere and Lord Chief Justice Coke , was , whether the Court of Chancery can relieve by sub- pœna , after a judgment at ...
... afterwards gave judgment in favour of the Chan- cellor . The great point in controversy between Lord Chan- cellor Ellesmere and Lord Chief Justice Coke , was , whether the Court of Chancery can relieve by sub- pœna , after a judgment at ...
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... ( afterwards Earl of Liverpool ) and Sir William Meredith , ( one of the popular party , ) who , at the hazard ot their own personal safety , affected his rescue . His lord- ship , on reaching his seat in the House , acknowledged that ...
... ( afterwards Earl of Liverpool ) and Sir William Meredith , ( one of the popular party , ) who , at the hazard ot their own personal safety , affected his rescue . His lord- ship , on reaching his seat in the House , acknowledged that ...
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