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Strana 61
He offers to his almighty judge such prayers and sacrifices as he thinks most
acceptable , and calls upon him as the God of mer· cy to pardou all his frailties .
And who were those mortal inquisitors that sat to judge when God above should
...
He offers to his almighty judge such prayers and sacrifices as he thinks most
acceptable , and calls upon him as the God of mer· cy to pardou all his frailties .
And who were those mortal inquisitors that sat to judge when God above should
...
Strana 101
Humphrey ( 1 Johnson's Reports 498 ) a deed was attempted to be invalidated at
the circuit , by the testimony of the judge , taking the proof on the ground that the
proof it was taken in Canada , and also , that the subscribing witness could not ...
Humphrey ( 1 Johnson's Reports 498 ) a deed was attempted to be invalidated at
the circuit , by the testimony of the judge , taking the proof on the ground that the
proof it was taken in Canada , and also , that the subscribing witness could not ...
Strana xxiv
As in the case where public judges are constituted with judicial authority ; they
are empowered , it is true , to judge all who shall recur to them ; yet those who
have cause are not compelled to appear before them , they may choose their
own ...
As in the case where public judges are constituted with judicial authority ; they
are empowered , it is true , to judge all who shall recur to them ; yet those who
have cause are not compelled to appear before them , they may choose their
own ...
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