The European Magazine, and London Review, المجلد 43Philological Society of London, 1803 |
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الصفحة 135
... ment ; but the nature of the charge fhould not operate to his disadvantage ; that grand principle of our law ought rather to be confirmed , " that every man fhould be confidered innocent till he is found guilty . " He adverted to the na ...
... ment ; but the nature of the charge fhould not operate to his disadvantage ; that grand principle of our law ought rather to be confirmed , " that every man fhould be confidered innocent till he is found guilty . " He adverted to the na ...
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... ment of knowledge in which he most excelled . Thefe illuftrious men , too , we fee under the most favourable cir . cumstances ; and from their produc- tions we derive many advantages which their nearest intimates never received from ...
... ment of knowledge in which he most excelled . Thefe illuftrious men , too , we fee under the most favourable cir . cumstances ; and from their produc- tions we derive many advantages which their nearest intimates never received from ...
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... ment instructed him fecretly to obtain plans of the ports in Ireland . following are the most interesting paf- fages of his inftructions : - : -- The You are required to furnish a Plan of the Ports of your Difiric , with a speci ...
... ment instructed him fecretly to obtain plans of the ports in Ireland . following are the most interesting paf- fages of his inftructions : - : -- The You are required to furnish a Plan of the Ports of your Difiric , with a speci ...
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