10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INDISTRIBUTABLE»
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indistributable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Thomas Jefferson and Bolling versus Bolling
Therefore sais he 'this renewed lease shall follow the nature of the old one' (that
is it shall be distributable as that would have been & not indistributable as the
new one would of itself be) 'though for lives'?21 (and so in it's proper nature ...
Thomas Jefferson, Bernard Schwartz, Barbara Wilcie Kern, 1997
2
A letter to Augustus De Morgan, Esq. ...: on his claim to an ...
... [or indistributable,] (i.e. taken universally, or singularly, = definitely,) is untrue.
For it is sufficient, if, in both the premises together, its quantification be more than
its quantity as a definite whole. (Ultratotal)" - - - - - - " It is enough for a valid ...
Sir William Hamilton, 1847
3
The Mathematical Analysis of Logic
The rule of the Logicians, that the middle term should be once at least distributed
[or indistributable,] (i.e. taken universally, or singularly, = definitely,) is untrue. For
it is sufficient, if, in both the premises together, its quantification be more than its ...
4
Formal Logic: Or, the Calculus of Inference, Necessary and ...
_ ' Indefinito-desinites, To UI, YO, last we come; . And that affirms, and this denies
; Of more, any), (half plus some). ' " The rule of the logicians, that the middle t'erm
should be once at '" least distributed [or indistributable,] (i.e. taken universally ...
5
Summary of State Government Finances in ...
The paragraphs which follow set forth the nature of such miscellaneous or
indistributable amounts as are shown in the several columns without specific
headings. The payments shown in the column headed "All other" under the
caption "Other ...
6
The Code Napoleon, Or, The French Civil Code
... of marriage ; To make substantial reparations indispensable to - the
preservation of the immoveable in dowry ; In short, when such immoveable is
found in coparcenary with third persons, and when it is acknowledged to be
indistributable.
France, George Spence, 1827
7
Comprehensive English-Hindi dictionary:
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Indistinguishable S-tfsfWRw^cl adj. not to be distinguished from another 3Tf^T?T,
3tf>H, *k<lid, ¥RPT I Indistributable §itsR^«^ci'siscl adj. that cannot be distributed
^Rdwk, ...
Bholānātha Tivārī, Amaranātha Kapūra, Viśvaprakāśa Gupta, 1998
8
Muslim Law: An Historical Introduction to the Law of Inheritance
In theory probably the gens was tutor; but the duties involved being
indistributable, it would select some one member for the purpose, and in general
the nearest male kinsman to the ward would be preferred. The bcerea'ttas, on the
other hand, ...
Alexander David Russell, 2013
9
An Historical Account of the British Army: And of the Law ...
... War, with the like purpose, that are well calculated to prevent the dilapidation of
the- present and tangible estate of those who may die away from their homes, in
the prosecution of the King's service, and to keep it inviolate and indistributable ...
10
A Treatise on American Military Laws, and the Practice of ...
The military code of the present day also aims at the preservation and care of the
tangible and present property of those who die away from their homes, in the
prosecution of the public service. It keeps it inviolate and indistributable, until
those ...
John Paul Jones O'Brien, 1846
