 | 1853 - 820 стор.
...Bill. In order to permit the public to become acquainted with, and freely to criticise these bills,'Mr. Napier has considerately had them printed as pamphlets,...law jargon which even lawyers scarcely understand. In this convenient shape they have obtained a wide circulation, and bave been carefully conned over... | |
 | University magazine - 1853 - 814 стор.
...public to become acquaiuted with, and freely to criticise (hese bills.'Mr. Napier has considerately bud them printed as pamphlets, in a short and concise...law jargon. which even lawyers scarcely understand. In this convenient shape they have obtained a wide circulation, and have been carefully conned over... | |
 | 1853 - 796 стор.
...and fnv.!y to criticise these. bills,'Mr. Napier has con sidenitcly had them printed as pamphlet*, in a short and concise form, stripped of the unintelligible law jargon Tvhieh even lawyers scarcely understand. In this convenient shape they have obtained a wide circulation,... | |
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In order to permit the public to become acquainted with, and freely to criticise these bills,'Mr. Napier has considerately had them printed as pamphlets, in a short and concise form, stripped of the unintelligible law jargon which even lawyers scarcely... 