КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «LATITANCY»
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Supposing the fact of latency established, and the fact of latitancy justly inferred
from it; still, under the existing institutions, there exists a counter-probability by
which its probative force in the character of a criminative circumstance is
weakened.
Jeremy Bentham, John Bowring, 1843
Supposing the fact of latency established, and the fact of latitancy justly inferred
from it; still, under the existing institutions, there exists a counter-probability by
which its probative force in the character of a criminative circumstance is
weakened.
Jeremy Bentham, John Bowring, 1843
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The works of Jeremy Bentham, now first collected: under the ...
Supposing the fact of latency established, and the fact of latitancy justly inferred
from it ; still, under the existing institutions, there exists a counter-prohahility by
which its probative force in the character of a criminative circumstance is
weakened ...
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Rationale Of Judicial Evidence, Specially Applied To English ...
Supposing the fact of latency established, and the fact of latitancy justly inferred
from it; still, under the existing institutions, there exists a counter-probability by
which its probative force in the character of a criminative circumstance is
weakened.
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Rationale of judicial evidence, specially applied to English ...
... having for its object the avoiding forthcoraingness, for the purpose of avoiding
justiciability. Supposing the fact of latency established, and the fact of latitancy
justly inferred from it; still,. * Unfortunately, under English law, no such
suppositions ...
Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill, 1827
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Rationale of Judicial Evidence: Specially Applied to English ...
Supposing powers adequate to the purpose given by the law, those powers
accompanied with the correspondent obligations, and those obligations duly
fulfilled ; then it is, and not evidence of latitancy, and through that of criminality :
latitancy ...
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The Town and Country Magazine, Or Universal Repository of ...
Her latitancy must commence at some time, when the serpent poured such a
flood out of his mouth, such vehemence of false doctrines, as to cause the true
doctrines in much to submit thereto, and abseond ; which is the woman' 1 fleeing
into ...
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London encyclopaedia; or, Universal dictionary of science, ...
LATITANCY. n.i. ") U Lat'itant, adj. >Latj Latita'tion, n. ». 3 lying In quadrupeds, in
regard of the figure of their heads, the eyes are placed at some distance ; in
latirostrout and flat-billed birds, they are more laterally seated. Browne.
LATITANCY.
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A general pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the ...
LATITANCY,. (Ut'-ty-tan-sy.) *. die. state ef iving hid LATITANT, (laf-ty-tint.) a.
concealed, lying hid LAT1TAT, (lat'-y-tat.) s. a writ where, by all men in personal
actions arc called originally to the King's Bench ; and it has its name as
supposing ...
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1804
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
Browne, LATITANCY, n. s. 2 Lat. latitant. See Lat'itant, adj. > Latent. The state of
Latita'tion, n. s. 3 lying hid. In vipers she has abridged their malignity by their
secession or latitancy. Browne a Vulgar Errrurs. Snakes and lizards, latitant many
...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington), 1839
