The Critical Review, or Annals of Literature, 1762, Vol. 13 (Classic Reprint) - new book

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From the number and variety of laws it is frequently a pro blem, which the mofi able of the profeflion cannot folve, what really 13 law. The common law, the tiatute law, the proving cialicufloms, the crown law, the law - cullom of parliament, the reafonable cufioms, the canon law, the civil law, the forel't law, the law 'of marque and repril'als, the commercial laws, the martial laws, form fuph a vaft chaos of jargon, abfurdity, and contradiétion, as would be fufiicient to deter from the ltudy, were not the advantages refulting an irreliliible incitement; whence it happens; that the kingdom 1s deluged with pettifog'e gets and diltributors and advocates of jitfiice, almolt equal in numher to the clients.

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