The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord Chancellor of England, Volumen13W. Pickering, 1825 |
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... rule drawn out of the depth of reason ; for , first , it is a schoolmaster of wisdom and diligence in making men ... rule doth give them a sway to take the law more certainly one way . But this rule , as all other which are very general ...
... rule drawn out of the depth of reason ; for , first , it is a schoolmaster of wisdom and diligence in making men ... rule doth give them a sway to take the law more certainly one way . But this rule , as all other which are very general ...
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... rule is the last to be resorted to , and is never to be relied upon but where all other rules of exposition of words fail ; and if any other rule come in place , this giveth place . And that is a point worthy to be observed generally in the ...
... rule is the last to be resorted to , and is never to be relied upon but where all other rules of exposition of words fail ; and if any other rule come in place , this giveth place . And that is a point worthy to be observed generally in the ...
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... rule of pleadings , then this rule may not be urged . And therefore it is a rule that a bar is good to a common intent , though not to every intent . As if a debt be brought against five executors , and three of them make default , and ...
... rule of pleadings , then this rule may not be urged . And therefore it is a rule that a bar is good to a common intent , though not to every intent . As if a debt be brought against five executors , and three of them make default , and ...
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