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Page 58
... particular charity which he has named , if that particular charity cannot take place , cessante causâ , cessaret effectus . The right of the heir at law seems to arise as naturally in this case as in any other ; but instead of favouring ...
... particular charity which he has named , if that particular charity cannot take place , cessante causâ , cessaret effectus . The right of the heir at law seems to arise as naturally in this case as in any other ; but instead of favouring ...
Page 253
... particular tribe called Cartilaginous Fishes , Pisces Cartilaginei . This tribe was by Linnæus separated from the rest , and placed in the class Amphibia , where it constitutes the order Nantes . " This particular distribution of the ...
... particular tribe called Cartilaginous Fishes , Pisces Cartilaginei . This tribe was by Linnæus separated from the rest , and placed in the class Amphibia , where it constitutes the order Nantes . " This particular distribution of the ...
Page 507
... Particular Statistics of France , and of its Colonies , with a new Topographical , Physical , Agri- cultural , Political , Manufactural , and Commercial description of that State . Compiled by a Society of Men of Letters ; and pub ...
... Particular Statistics of France , and of its Colonies , with a new Topographical , Physical , Agri- cultural , Political , Manufactural , and Commercial description of that State . Compiled by a Society of Men of Letters ; and pub ...
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