On the Competence of Colonial Legislatures to Enact Laws in Derogation of Common Liability or Common Right (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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Chinese treaties with Great Britain are her titles. The interests of those three classes of dominions are important, but they do not belong to the subject of the present paper. It is limited to the colonies of this Empire - a word which, now that India is under the direct rule of the Queer, I must consider, etymologically inaccurate as it may be, quite com. Prehensive enough to include all the transmarine do. Minions of the Queen, except those of the three classes above specified.
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