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Monday 17 April 1995
Invasions from outer space
Astronomers think they have found the origins of life in Sagittarius. But, writes Tom Wilkie, the explanation may be more down to Earth Darwin may still be right in the end
Complex chemistry in the inky void of interstellar space is not new - since the discovery of ammonia in space in 1968, more than 100 moderately complex molecules have been detected. At the beginning of this year, it appeared that the warm gas near the tar-forming region of the Orion Nebula acts as a cosmic cocktail shaker - astronomers from NASA Ames Research Center and from Manchester University discovered both grain and wood alcohol there. If there is not a restaurant at the end of the universe, as depicted in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, then it would appear that there is at least a bar at the end of the Milky Way.
The glycine was discovered yesterday and is the first sub-unit of protein, the main stuff of life, to have been detected in outer space. It raises anew one of the ultimate questions: where and how did life begin? The founder of modern evolutionary biology, Charles Darwin, speculated in one of his letters that life came about when "in some warm little pond, with all sorts of ammonia and salts, light, heat, electricity, etc, a protein compound was chemically formed ready to undergo still more complex changes". From these beginnings, Darwin thought, might come molecules that could reproduce themselves, and so exhibit the hallmark of life.
Darwin's speculations were inevitably earthbound. Could it be that the cradle of living matter was not the warm surface of the earth, but the cold darkness of outer space?
Certainly, the discoveries of the past 20 years indicate that the "void" between the stars is far from empty. Vast areas in our galaxy are seething with complex chemical reactions, forging atoms together to form complicated molecules ranging from alcohol to formaldehyde.
The giant molecular clouds where these molecules are found, according to Dr Simon Mitton of the Royal Astronomical Society, "are the birthplaces of new stars and planets and are very rich in these complex molecules. The clouds are the most massive individual entities in our galaxy". They are 150 to 250 light years across and although composed of dust and gas contain as much material as 10 million of our suns.
The molecules made in these interstellar chemical plants emit weak radiation - each one giving out its own characteristic radiation "fingerprint" or spectrum. Today's astronomers have access to telescopes which can "see" not just visible light, but into the infra-red and below that into radio wavelengths. According to Dr Mitton, all of these molecules emit radiation "at the interface between the infra-red and radio wavebands".
Because the water vapour in the Earth's atmosphere absorbs the signals from the molecules, observations have to be done using telescopes at high altitudes, such at the UK's James Clerk Maxwell Telescope on top of the extinct volcano of Mauna Kea in Hawaii. Only when one is above the clouds and most of the water vapour of the earth's atmosphere, according to Dr Mitton, is it possible to detect the whispers of the creative chemistry of the interstellar clouds.
Are these areas, where stars and planets are being born, also the cradle of life itself? There is a tempting neatness about the idea. And some respectable astronomers, most notably Fred Hoyle, have argued vehemently that life did indeed come from outer space. After the Earth condensed out of the swirl of dust and gases surrounding the Sun some 4.6 billion years ago, life began comparatively early: paleobiologists have found evidence of fossil cells in rocks that are 3.5 billion years old. Could life have been helped on its way by pre-existing building blocks, such as glycine, already formed in the interstellar medium?
Things are never quite that neat. To today's biologists, the most important molecule of life is not protein, whose glycine sub-unit has been found in space. Instead they give primacy to DNA, the chemical messenger of inheritance that carries the genetic blueprint down through the generations.
The bewildering variety of plants and animals on the face of the Earth today is composed of an equally bewildering variety of proteins. But behind the complexity and variety of the living world, the double helix of DNA provides an underlying unity. It is, in effect, the book that contains the recipes from which all of the proteins are built up.
As Francis Crick notes in his autobiography What Mad Pursuit, DNA "is a remarkable molecule. Modern man is perhaps 50,000 years old, civilisation has existed for scarcely 10,000 years and the US for just over 200 years, but DNA has been around for several billion years. All that time, the double helix has been there and active, yet we are the first creatures on Earth to become aware of its existence". All human (and animal and plant) life is there: the information on how to build proteins - from insulin through collagen to adrenaline - is all woven into the double- helix strand.
In this scheme, DNA comes first and protein (and amino acids) second. If the secret of life's origins is to be found anywhere, on Earth or in space, then it is to be found where there is DNA rather than protein.
But there is a subtlety even here. Many researchers, most notably the British-born Leslie Orgel, now working in the US, think that before the present variety of the living world developed, there may have been a shadowy "RNA world" in which all life was specified not by DNA but genetic instructions written out in the closely related chemical RNA.
RNA can assist its own replication and, unlike DNA, it does not need proteins to catalyse the process. So the first signs of life may have been a stretch of RNA, created by an accident of chemistry, which catalysed its own reproduction without the help of a protein. But RNA itself is not as stable as DNA, and no organism as complex even as a bacterium could have existed in the RNA world that preceded our own. Consequently, it was only when life switched to DNA as the molecule of inheritance that the diversity of today's living world became possible.
Modern biology, then, has reversed Darwin's speculation and put DNA and RNA rather than protein in the primary position for the origin of life. But pending the discovery of RNA or DNA in outer space, it seems that Darwin was right in putting the origins of life in some warm little pond here on Earth and not in the constellation of Sagittarius.
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Law and Business
Law and the Market, Law and Finance
by William H. Spencer
Vol. 2
Collegiate training for business administration is now so widely attempted that the time has arrived when experiments should be conducted looking toward the organization of the business curriculum into a coherent whole. Training in scattered "business subjects" was defensible enough in the earlier days of collegiate business training, but such a method cannot be permanent. It must yield to a more comprehensive organization.

There can be no doubt that many experiments will be conducted looking toward this goal; they are, indeed, already under way. This series, "Material for the Study of Business," marks one stage in such an experiment in the School of Commerce and Administration of the University of Chicago.

It is appropriate that the hypotheses on which this experiment is being conducted be set forth. In general terms the reasoning back of the experiment runs as follows: The business executive administers his business under conditions imposed by his environment, both physical and social. The student should accordingly have an understanding of the physical environment. This justifies attention to the earth sciences. He should also have an understanding of the social environment and must accordingly give attention to civics, law, economics, social psychology, and other branches of the social sciences. His knowledge of environment should not be too abstract in character. It should be given practical content, and should be closely related to his knowledge of the internal problems of management. This may be accomplished through a range of courses dealing with business administration wherein the student may become acquainted with such matters as the measuring aids of control, the communicating aids of control, organization policies and methods; the managers relation to production, to labor, to finance, to technology, to risk-bearing, to the market, to social control, etc. Business is, after all, a pecuniarily organized scheme of gratifying human wants, and, properly understood, falls little short of being as broad, as inclusive, as life itself in its motives, aspirations, and social obligations. It falls little short of being as broad as all science in its technique.
Law of Contract
by William T. Brantly
I have endeavored, in this revised edition of a book on the law of contract which was published some years ago, to set forth, with as much clearness and conciseness as I could command, the leading principles in all parts of the subject. The treatment of some matters, concerning which the authorities are conflicting, has been more elaborate than that of others where there is no difficulty for this reason. In dealing with Conditional Contracts, I have borrowed from the civil law a classification not used by English or American writers, but one which seems to me to aid greatly in simplifying an important subject where the rulings are confused and the terminology perplexing.

Writers on the law of contract in this generation owe a debt of gratitude to the works of Sir W. R. Anson and Sir F. Pollock which I wish to acknowledge. Other books on the subject, both before and since these works, have successfully collected or digested the decisions of the Courts, but they lack the system and the steady grasp of principle of the writers I have named.

By means of his classification of the subject. Sir W. Anson has effected both a quantitative and a qualitative simplification of the law of contract. The substance of the law as formulated in the decisions of the courts for several centuries is admirably adapted to promote justice, and is a part of the intellectual capital of humanity. But these decisions are so numerous, so full of refined distinctions, so difficult of access, that the problem is how to state this established law in such a form that its application in practice is simplified and facilitated. In a discussion of what he calls legal technique by that very suggestive writer. Von Ihering, it is said that, to the question of how to state the law, common sense has no other answer than this - by a clear, precise and detailed compilation of the laws.
Legal Maxims
With Observations and Cases
by George Frederick Wharton
Vol. 2 of 3
From the numerous inquiries made from time to time, by students and practitioners, for a full collection of Legal Maxims, the publishers were induced to reprint Mr. Wharton's work, which, perhaps, is the most popular of its kind, giving One Hundred of the principal Maxims, with a short essay on each, and referring to the most important cases in the various English reports. In addition to these, Mr. Wharton gives no less than Eight Hundred Latin Legal Maxims translated into English. The publishers know of no other work which gives so large a number as above named.

But to render this edition still more serviceable to the American lawyer, the publishers, through the kindness of Mr. Austin Abbott, have been enabled to supplement Mr. Wharton's collection by the addition of Part III (taken from Abbott's New York Digest), giving several hundred Maxims which have been applied or commented on by the court of last resort, or other courts of general jurisdiction, of the State of New York, in the cases cited. This list includes, it is believed, all the most important legal Maxims occurring in American practice.
Collection of Legal Maxims in Law and Equity
With English Translations
by S. S. Peloubet
Collection of Legal Maxims in Law and Equity: With English Translations was written by S. S. Peloubet in 1880. This is a 341 page book, containing 70452 words. Search Inside is enabled for this title.
The Torrens System, Its Simplicity, Serviceability and Success
by Arnold Guyot Cameron
This discussion of the Torrens System appeared as a series of articles in The Wall Street Journal. Bequests have come from many parts of the United States for their collection in permanent form. 3 ecause of this and of the attention now directed to the Torrens idea the articles are reproduced in this book. No legal or economic principle is of greater moment than the system known as the Torrens. It interests every owner of property, without exception, every lawyer and every financier who may soon see real estate become an asset as liquid as other factors of wealth upon which banks are expected to loan funds. Eleven of the United States have already adopted, in whole or in part, the Torrens System. It has been proved to be of increasing benefit to the owners of property and of homes. In many States coming sessions of the legislatures will prepare to take action looking to the adoption or the perfection of systems of conveyancing and the passage of Torrens Acts. The bitter opposition of vested interests to the enactment of such legislation, the nation-wide demand for simplification of the processes of conveyancing, the need of abolishing antiquated methods of land transfers, and the appreciation of the negotiable qualities of land values make the subject of this discussion of paramount importance. Knowledge of the conditions surrounding the Torrens principle is of vital interest to the smallest as to the largest holder of real estate.
On Foreign Jurisdiction and the Extradition of Criminals
by George Cornewall Lewis
Men are divided into numerous societies, in each of which some person, or body of persons, is sovereign, and each of which has its own peculiar territory. Now, the essence of political sovereignty is, that it is legally omnipotent within its own territory, but that it is legally powerless within the territory of another State. Within the one, its action is subject to no legal question; within the other, its action is armed with no legal authority. Such are the strict limits of national sovereignty, equally recognised by the pecidiar legal system of every State, and by the principles of international jurisprudence. In contemplation of law, each State is a little world of its own; it claims no legal power upon foreign territory; it acknowledges no legal right of any other State upon its own territory.
Shakespeare's Legal Maxims
by William Lowes Rushton
The first edition of this attempt to illustrate obscure passages in the works of William Shakespeare by legal maxims was published when I was a student-at-law. It was sent to the press for review, and some of the London papers referred to it as a second edition of Shakespeare a Lawyer The only notice I saw of it appeared in the Liverpool Albion as follows: Not very long since, Mr. Kushton published a pamphlet, Shakespeare a Lawyer, which attracted considerable attention in the literary and theatrical world. It is well known that Lord Campbell, some time afterwards, published a similar work, availing himself, without acknowledgment, of Mr. Kushton slabours, as the Examiner conclusively pointed out. Like its predecessor, this brochure shows the author is deeply read in law.
Thomas Aquinas
Treatise on Law (Summa Theologica, Questions 90-97)
by Thomas Aquinas
Aquinas Philosophy of Law In The Treatise on Law, Aquinas offers a philosophical analysis of the structure of law. The deeper significance of this analysis lies in its struggle with the problem of moral obligation in the political order, a problem which Aquinas approaches with an observation of fact and an interpretation of that fact. The observation of fact is that men in society live under law; the interpretation of the fact is that law achieves its results by imposing moral obligation rather than outright force on those subject to it. Out of such an interpretation the problem arises: what is the source of this obligation? Aquinas does not ask why men live under law, noris he formally concerned with proving that law imposes moral obligation. His concern focuses almost exclusively on one problem, that of the roots of obligation. The problem is basic because it asks, in effect, by what warrant the human legislator binds the consciences of men.
The Common Forms and Rules for Drawing and Answering an Original Bill in Chancery, 1866
As Directed and Suggested By the New Orders of Court and Reported Cases
by George Farren
The Court of itself will not presume any fact to have occurred or to exist, that can possibly ajffect the merits of the case, or rights of the parties, unless mutual consent, sufficient lapse of time, undue forbearance, or evidence, authorizes the Court to do so, unless infants are concerned. Sr. B.This rule is observed, even though a particular fact may seem to stand out as being in existence to a certainty, from the very nature of the facts actually already proved, if such apparent fact (affecting the merits of the case, or rights of parties) may, by any chance, not really be in existence, through force of any one accident that can be mentioned, or supposed as possible to have happened; except when contraries are proved to exist, and then the Court presumes that fact only to have occurred, or to exist, which seems most likely to be so from the nature of the pleadings, evidence and circumstances of the case, taken alto gether. Therefore it is necessary to state in the Bui each important fact depending on provable cir Casus XII. Jenkinss Centurise, 198.Lloyd v.Trimleston, 2 Molloy, 81.Banbury Peerage, 1 Simon Stuart, 156. Hall v.Warren, 9 Ves. 611.Dunn . Calcraft, 2 Simon Stuart, 66. 2 Gordon v.Gordon, 3 Swanst. 472. Cridland, ex parte, 3 Ves. Bea. 99.Smith u.Clarke, 12 Ves. 477.Clarke d.Turton, 11 Ves. 240.Perfect v.Curzon, 5 Maddbck, 442.
Law Notes
by Unknown Author
Vol. 23
Articles: Page Cases of Interest Continued Automobiles, Logislation to Prevent Theft of 87 Concurrent Jurisdiction 85 Concurrent Jurisdiction Not the Same as Concurrent Power 107 Confidence Game 165 Free Speech, Limitations on the Right of 24 Jury Trial, Undermining the Right to 126 Justice and the Poor 185 Labor: Regulation of Child Labor by Federal Taxation 7 Strikes and Their Conduct 105 News Agencies and Property in News 9 Photographs, etc., of Persons Accused of Crime, Right to Take and Retain 48 Prohibition: The Prohibition Amendment as an Encroachment on the Inherent Rights of States 26 Limiting or Frohibiting the Possession of Intoxicating Liquors for Personal Use 67 Is There an Eighteenth Amendment?188 Drinks, Drinkers, and Drinking 211 Public Defender 206 Pure Accidents 131 Railroads Under Federal Control, Actions Against 4, 46 Sunday Laws and Golf 128 Treaty-Making Power and Congress 148 War: Deportation of Seditious Aliens 64 The War and Conditional Legacies 70 Ratification of the Peace Treaty 109 The Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act 145 Wife as Affected by Husbands Contributory Negligence 170 Wills, Mistakes in 150 Women as Practitioners of Law 30 Workmens Compensation Acts 166, 208 Book Reviews American Year Book for 1918. Edited by Francis G.Wickware 93 Handbook on the Law of Evidence. Edited by Arthur W.Blakemore and De Witt C.Moore 35 Jewett sElection Manual, by F.G. Jewett. Revised by John T.Fitzpatrick 93 Present Problems in Foreign Policy, by David Jane Hill 93 Treatise on Federal Taxes, by Henry Campbell Black 14 Wit, Wisdom and Philosophy. Edited by Fred C.Mullinix 00 Cases of Interest: Adultery, Right of Injured Spouse to Discontinue Prosecution for 193 Age of Child, Liability of Father for Misrepresenting to Employer 74 Arrest, Unlawful, Order from Superior Officer as Defense to Police Officer Making 171 page Automobiles: Presence of Owner as Affecting Liability for Negligence of Adult Son in Driving Car 112 Forfeiture by Conditional Vendor of Automobile Used by Vendee in Violation of Law 113 Liability of Parent for Injury to Childs Guest by Negligent Operation of Automobile 173 Measure of Damages for Destruction of Commercial Motor Truck 213 Validity of Statute Making It Penal Offense to Possess Automobile with Manufacturers Numbers Removed 213 Baggage Porter as Person Acting in Official Function Under Pederal Statutes 92 Baseball: Pla dne Baseball as Common Avocation of Life 194 Brokers: What Constitutes Ability to Buy Within Rule as to Right of Broker to Commissions 52 Carriers: Liability of Carrier as Affected by Inability of Passenger to Read English 91 Liability of Carrier for Delivery of Goods to One Whose Authority to Act for Consignee Has Tenninated 92 Corporations: Right to Stock Dividend as Between Life Tenant and Remainderman 11 Validity of Stock Voting Agreement 13 Liability of Directors for Embezzlement by Officer of Corporation 152 Power of Dominating Stockholder to Divert Fimds of Business Corporation to Humanitarian Purposes 173 Criminal Syndicalism, Validity of Legislation Directed Against 33 Death of Wife, Right of Action Against Husband for Causing 53 Disease: Right to Habeas Corpus of One Arrested on Suspicion of Hadng Contagious Disease Ill Compulsory Examination for Venereal Disease 133 Divorce: Validity of Agreement Not to Defend Divorce Suit 110 Insanity as Affecting Divorce for Desertion 213 Electricity: Delegation by Legislature to Private Individuals of Power to Formulate Electrical Wiring Rules 132 Eminent Domain: LiabiUty in Tort of Public Service Corporation Attempting to Use Power of Eminent Domain for Private Purpovses 112 Fuel, Power of Municipality to Engage in Business of Furnishing to Its Inhabitants 11 Income Tax, Levy of by State on Income Produced by Interstate Commerce 11 Increase in Cost of Living as Affecting f)amages for Personal Injuries 171 Insurance: Incorrect Statement of Age as Voiding Insurance Policy 52 Recovery Under Accident Policy for Death Resulting from Unexplained Poisoning 92 Effect of Expiration of Insurance Policy on Holiday.
The Oldest Laws in the World
Being an Account of the Hammurabi Code and the Sinaitic Legislation; With a Complete Translation of the Great Babylonian, Inscription Discovered at Susa
by Chilperic Edwards
The object of the present work is to provide a complete and careful translation of the whole of the great Babylonian inscription containing the Laws of Hammurabi, and to bring together in a brief form all the known facts connected with the period of Babylonian history to which it belongs. As, moreover, many persons will be interested in tracing out the dependence of the Mosaic Laws upon the Babylonian legislation a chapter has been devoted to that subject Quite independently, however, of its service in discounting extravagant claims in regard to the originality or excellence of the Jewish Pentateuch, the Code of Hammurabi is destined to be of the utmost value to the student of the history of civilisation, and the evolution of Semitic Law. It may even be found eventually that the influence of the Babylonian Code extended beyond the Semitic boundary, and that it has modified the legal ideas of distant peoples; but as yet it is too early to verify any such suggestion. In any case, however, the age, the extent, and the remarkable state of preservation of this venerable monument of antiquity combine to entitle it to the respect and consideration of every thinking being. Some scholars have claimed that certain of the successors of Hammurabi bore names which exhibited grammatical forms foreign to the Semitic-Babylonian tongue; and they have argued that his dynasty must therefore be of foreign origin. One school is anxious to connect the line with Northern Arabia, the other with Canaan, and both adduce linguistic reasons for their choice. Without entering into these precarious hypotheses, it may be sufficient to remark that we have no evidence whatever as to the grammatical peculiarities of the languages spoken in Arabia or Canaan during the era of Hammurabi that is to say, before 2000 b.c. The idioms of Arabic and Hebrew may have been very different at that early date to what they became in their classical periods.
Private Laws of the State of North Carolina
Passed By the General Assembly at Its Session 1869-'70
by State of North Carolina
An act to extend the corporate limits of the town of Rutherfordton; An act to forbid the sale of spirituous liquors within three miles of what is known as the Clegg Copper Mines in Chatham county; An act to amend an act entitled "an act to incorporate the town of Hickory Tavern, in the county of Catawba," ratified the twelfth day of December, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three; An act to prevent the sale of spirituous liquors within three miles of Silver Hill, Davidson county; An act to be entitled an act to extend the corporate limits of the town of Greensboro'; An act to incorporate the Mechanics' Savings, Loan and Building Association at Elizabeth City, in the county of Pasquotank; An act for the relief of sureties of John Barnett, sheriff of Person county; An act to incorporate the Rock Spring Camp Ground, in the county of Rutherford; An act to prevent disturbances at or within fifty yards of Jerusalem Church, Northampton county; An act incorporating the North Carolina Homestead Association; An act to incorporate the town of Wilkesboro'; An act to incorporate the Franconia Manufacturing Company of the county of Duplin; An act to incorporate the Southern Copper Company
Legal Maxims
Illustrated With Special Reference to the Laws in Force in British India
by P. Sreenevasrow
At a time when the study of the Law has become so popular in this country as to be regarded by some as a desirable branch of general knowledge and education, while the many pursue it with the object of practising an honorable profession, any endeavor to assist the student, however slightly, in his most difficult task, cannot be regarded as a superfluous attempt; particularly so, when the necessity for such an attempt arises from the absence of an appropriate work, enunciating the very fundamental principles upon which the whole science of law is based. No doubt there are many valuable works on the subject of legal maxims in general; but certainly none of them is particularly designed to supply the desideratum felt in India; for there is no book that I am aware of, which illustrates our Legal Maxims with special reference to the Laws now in force in this country. This is a consideration which has induced me to take up a work, which, in its scope at all events, is calculated to impress upon the minds of Indian students of law, the grand principles of our system of jurisprudence, and thereby to facilitate their labours in understanding the law in all its various branches, together with the reason, which in fact is the soul, of the law.
Manual of Forensic Quotations
by Leon Mead
Forensic eloquence is the most popular, and at the same time the most evanescent, of all public speech. That so few of the great speeches of legal advocates have been preserved is not due to their lack of those inherent qualities which make eloquence live, but rather to the temporary occasion and the transient uses for which they are made. There is no Congressional Record to embody in perpetual form the dialogue and repartee of the court-room, or to spread before the public in legible character the speeches of counsel to the gentlemen of the jury. Rarely are legal addresses in jury cases prepared in advance, and, being the extemporaneous outpouring of the immediate thought and feeling of the speaker, there exists no copy to which posterity can go. Fortunately, however, not all the great speeches of great advocates have been lost upon the air of their first deliverance. The speeches of Demosthenes and Cicero are most valued treasures in classic literature, and models of the art of advocacy as well.

It is the English-speaking Bar, however, that has abounded most in examples of brilliant and moving eloquence. The English advocate and his American brother belong to a system of jurisprudence in which the functions of moving speech have the largest play. Their duties call them to the maintenance and defense of life and liberty, of property and reputation.

The dearest and most valuable rights of mankind are submitted to the arbitrament of jury trial.
The New South Wales Law Reports, 1880-1900
by New South Wales Supreme Court
The New South Wales Law Reports, 1800-1900 was written and published by the New South Wales Supreme Court. This court is the highest state court in New South Wales--any cases appealed to this court would be referred out of the country to the High Court of Australia. The New South Wales Supreme Court consists of forty-eight judges, and includes the position of Chief Justice of New South Wales, as well as the President of the Court of Appeal, the Chief Judge in Equity, the Chief Judge in Common Law, and nine Judges of Appeal. The book begins by listing all the judges and the law officers during the period comprised in this volume, followed by a comprehensive listing of all major cases during 1880-1900. These cases are sorted into various categories: cases at law; cases on equity; and cases of divorce, ecclesiastical, and vice-admiralty cases. For each case, the text takes an in-depth look at the details, the motions, the rulings, and any follow-up. The text ends with a complete index intended to guide any lay reader through the incredibly specific legal terminology in the book. The New South Wales Law Reports, 1800-1900 is an interesting read for anyone interested in law as it provides a unique and first hand insight into the process of law in this Australian protectorate as portrayed by the Supreme Court itself. This book would also be interesting for anyone who wanted to learn more about the legal and cultural heritage of New South Wales. Lastly, this book is a compelling read for anyone intrigued by history or historic law cases.
The Oldest Code of Laws in the World
The Code of Laws Promulgated By, Hammurabi, King of Babylon, B. B. C
by King Of Babylonia Hammurabi
The Code of Hammurabi is one of the most important monuments in the history of the human race. Containing as it does the laws which were enacted by a king of Babylonia in the third millennium B.C., whose rule extended over the whole of Mesopotamia from the mouths of the rivers Tigris and Euphrates to the Mediterranean coast, we must regard it with interest. But when we reflect that the ancient Hebrew tradition ascribed the migration of Abraham from Ur of the Chaldees to this very period, and clearly means to represent their tribe father as triumphing over this very same Hammurabi (Amraphel, Gen. xiv.1), we can hardly doubt that these very laws were part of that tradition.
Legal Bibliography, or a Thesaurus of American, English, Irish, and Scotch Law Books
by J. G. Marvin
Titles of American, and most of the English, Irish, and Scotch Law Books, from the earliest period to 1847, together with such Continental Treatises as are generally referred to by the Bench and Bar of Great Britain and the United States. The labour was undertaken with the belief, that a work of this description was needed, and would be an acceptable offering to the legal Profession, in the United States, and to such Foreigners as are desirous of obtaining more ample information relative to the Bibliography of the Common Law, than has hitherto been collectively afforded. Whoever seeks in this volume for book rarities or editions characterized by some peculiarity which does not give them intrinsic value, will be disappointed. My object has been to notice only the best editions, to afford a practical, rather than a curious Manual, though, in this endeavour, I doubt not some editions of peculiar value have escaped my observation. With regard to the Law books of the United States, I trust, this volume will be found to contain a tolerably complete list.
The Law of Torts
by Melville Madison Bigelow
The book was originally written for the beginner; it is now intended as ell for the advanced student, whether in the Law School or at the Bar. Hence(1) the substitution of the more complete statement of General Doctrine at the beginning for the slight Introduction of the first edition,(2) an extension of the text generally, and(3) a larger working equipment of notes. Some rearrangement too of chapters, or parts of chapters, has been found necessary either by recent decisions or by further experience in teaching. This is particularly true of the chapters dealing with interferences with Contract, and the long chapter on Negligence. It is proper to repeat what was said in the Preface to the first edition, that The end in view is sought by presenting and considering three or four fundamental duties, in which are found the elements of the law of Torts. These are(1) the duty to refrain from firaud and malice,(2) certain absolute duties duties, that is to say, independent of any real or nominal attitude of mind, and(3) the duty to refrain from negligence. These sets of duties, it may further be remarked, are distinct from each other; no one of them includes the others or either one of the others. It does not follow from the rule that a man is liable for harm done by fraud that he is liable for trespass though no harm may have been done, or that he is liable for negligence provided harm has been done.
The Laws of the Federated Malay States, 1877-1920
by Federated Malay States
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The Laws of the Federated Malay States, 1877-1920
by Federated Malay States
Vol. 2 of 3
The Laws of the Federated Malay States, 1877-1920 was written by Federated Malay States in 1921. This is a 759 page book, containing 335130 words and 2 pictures. Search Inside is enabled for this title.
The Laws of Marriage
Containing the Hebrew Law, the Roman Law, the Law of the New Testament, and the Canon Law of the Universal Church, Concerning the Impediments of Marriage and the Dissolution of the Marriage Bond; Digested and Arranged, With Notes and Scholia
by John Fulton
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1883, by John Fulton, D.D., LL.D., In the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
The Laws of Imitation
by Gabriel Tarde
Gabriel Tarde, whose most interesting and important book is here given to American readers, is Professor of Modern Philosophy in the Collige de France, and a member of the Institut. A true philosopher, but also a man of affairs, with wide intellectual sympathies, M.Tarde is a writer of great charm, and his influence amonghisowncountrymen and abroad has steadily increased since he began, in 1880, to contribute to the Revue philosophique. American scholars, long familiar with M.Tarde ssuggestive works, have felt that his thought should be made more accessible to English-speaking readers. Hitherto only a little book, Les Lois societies, presenting a mere outline of his philosophy, has been translated. M.Tarde was born in 1843, at Sarlat, Dordogne. After school days were over, instead of entering upon university life at Bordeaux, or Montpellier, or Paris, he took up legal studies, and presently became juge dinstruction in his native town. This office he held for nearly eighteen years, years of keen observation, but also of much solitude, of patient reflection, of the gradual unfolding of original ideas of man, of society, and of the world, which were presently to combine in a complete philosophical scheme. A born student of human nature, M.Tarde was from the first interested in that oldest of philosophical problems, the explanation of motive. He early perceived not only that motive may be resolved into terms of belief and desire, but also that it may be measured. This discovery had, of course, been made before by Bentham, Cournot, Menger, Walras, and Jevons, but Tardes presentation of the subject in his first contribution to the Revue philosophique, on La Croyance et le dtsir, possibility de leur mesure, was independent and original.
The Laws and Customs of the Yoruba People
by E. A. Ajisafe Moore
Preface It was in 1906 that 1 began to collect material for an account of our native laws and customs. Then my attempt was concentrated on the laws and customs of my own tribe, the Egbas; later on I enlarged the scope of my investigations, and this work is the outcome. The difficulties and discouragement encountered may be imagined from the fact that within a single tribe alone certain rites and customs vary. However, as the result of careful and determined efforts, 1 have been able to give in this book those laws and customs that are peculiar to Yoruba people in general. Some of the laws and customs herein arc obsolete and impracticable, and some have been modified through the influence of Christianity and the British occupation and government. Although I have tried by travel and inquiries to ensure accuracy, some discrepancies may still exist, and I shall be most grateful to any one who calls my attention to such discrepancies for adjustment in a subsequent edition. Lagos. E.A.
Law-Latin A Treatise in Latin, With Legal Maxims and Phrases As a Basis of Instruction
by E. Hilton Jackson
This little book consists of a course in Latin, in which legal maxims and phrases are used as a basis of instruction. It is not designed to give a complete course in the Latin Language, and is intended chiefly to benefit law students and some of the younger members of the profession, who have not a working knowledge of Latin, by making them familiar with the fundamental principles of the language, while at the same time employing as material of instruction those maxims and phrases met with daily in practice and in the leading text books. The maxims and phrases thus utilized comprise substantially all of those annotated in Whartons Brooms Legal Maxims, and, besides, many others, three hundred and eighty-five in all, in selecting which, their importance in a legal aspect has been constantly borne in miad. These maxims have been conveniently divided into thirty-two lessons, conducting the student by a gradual and easy process from the more elementary principles of etymology to some of the more involved constructions of syntax.
Preliminary Investigation and Trial of Ambroise D. Lepine for the Murder of Thomas Scott
by Ambroise Dydime Lépine
Owing to the many mistaken opinions which prevail with regard to the facts and particulars connected with the murder of Thomas Scott, and also to the great demand for an impartial record ofthe evidence elicited both at the preliminary investigation and the trial of Ambroise D.Lepine, for the murder of the said Thomas Scott, we have been encouraged to publish the proceedings in the case, commencing with the preliminary investigation and ending with the sentencing of Lepine by His Lordship Chief Justice Vood. No opinions are expressed, our purpose being simply to give a fair and impartial record ofthe proceedings, the demand for which as we have already intimated, has been so great as to encourage us in the publication of the evidence, together with cuts of some of the celebrities connected, directly and indirectly, with the case The Compilers. Xvinnipeg, 4 th anuary, 1875.
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Don't Fret Over Justin Morneau Being Placed on Waivers
The big news coming out of the Minnesota Twins' organization on Tuesday was that veteran first baseman Justin Morneau had been placed on revocable waivers which, once again, reignited trade talks surrounding the franchise cornerstone. According to Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Morneau was placed on waivers yesterday and the waiver period will expire tomorrow at noon central time. American League teams—in order of reverse standings—will have the first crack at Morneau before he is made available to National League teams, also in order of reverse standings. Once a claim is made and a deal is finalized, it will be announced; but there is no guarantee that any deal will be completed. The fact that the Twins placed Morneau on waivers should come as no surprise after the team dealt veteran Jamey Carroll to Kansas City on Sunday and Morneau has been hitting the best he has in years during the month of August.
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RACE FOR CITY HALL: THE PROCESS; In New York City Elections, the Precise Tallies Take Time
By DAVID M. HERSZENHORN
Published: September 16, 1997
Precise election results are never available in New York City until at least a week after the voting takes place, as election officials verify and count thousands of paper ballots and double-check the tallies on nearly 7,000 voting machines.
Absentee ballots -- cast by New Yorkers who are not in the city on Election Day or who are physically unable to get to the polls -- must be postmarked by midnight the night before the election, but have until a week later to reach the Board of Elections.
Election officials must also sort through thousands of so-called affidavit ballots, cast by voters who appear at polling places but whose names -- because of clerical errors or other reasons -- do not appear in the logs of registered voters. Their ballots are put in special envelopes and are not counted until the Board of Elections verifies the voters' registration information, which can also take up to a week.
After the polls close, inspectors -- generally people active in local party politics, who are paid $135 a day and work in teams, a Republican paired with a Democrat -- open the voting machines and copy by hand the number of votes listed next to each candidate's name. These unofficial results from each of the city's 5,635 election districts are recorded on standard forms, copies of which are given to local police officers, who then telephone the numbers to Police Headquarters, where they are relayed by computer to news organizations.
The next day, the Board of Elections begins to retrieve the voting machines, trucking them to warehouses in each of the five boroughs, a process that usually takes three to four days. Once all of the machines are back, teams of election inspectors from the board's full-time staff check each machine to compare its official, mechanized total to the unofficial tally submitted on election night, said Naomi R. Bernstein, the board's director of communications.
The process of going over the machines, known as recanvassing, is required by state election law. Invariably, some of the numbers do not match. ''Sometimes a five can look like an eight,'' Ms. Bernstein said. ''Or, the lighting isn't so hot in those schools or cafeterias where the poll site is located. I am not blaming anybody. This is what we do all the time.''
In the Democratic mayoral primary, the recanvassing found additional votes for each of three candidates, including more than 3,000 for Ruth W. Messinger, which put her close to the 40 percent total she needs to avoid a runoff.
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Orange, Watercress & Tuna Salad
From EatingWell: January/February 2012
This vibrant salad recipe contrasts flavor, texture and color—the velvety tuna steak is matched with crisp, peppery watercress and the floral tart-sweetness of blood oranges and aniseed. Blood oranges make the dish especially pretty—they're available December through March. If you can't find them, use any oranges that look good.
Makes: 4 servings
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Low calorie | Low carbohydrate | Low saturated fat | Low cholesterol | Low sodium | High potassium | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Diabetes appropriate | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 3 medium oranges
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 tablespoon rice vinegar
- 1 teaspoon minced crystallized ginger or fresh ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1/2 teaspoon aniseed, chopped or crushed, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt, divided
- Pinch of cayenne pepper
- 1-1 1/4 pounds tuna steaks (about 1 inch thick), cut into 4 portions (see Tip)
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1 cup loosely packed tiny watercress sprigs or leaves (3/4-1 inch long)
- Peel oranges with a sharp knife, removing all peel and white pith. Working over a medium bowl, cut the segments from the surrounding membranes and let them drop into the bowl. Squeeze the peels and membranes over the bowl to extract all the juice before discarding them. Gently stir in oil, vinegar, ginger, coriander, 1/4 teaspoon aniseed, 1/4 teaspoon salt and cayenne. Set aside.
- Position oven rack 5 to 6 inches from the broiler; preheat to high. Cover a broiler pan with foil.
- Season tuna with the remaining 1/4 teaspoon each aniseed, salt and pepper. Place on the prepared pan. Broil for about 2 minutes per side for medium-rare, 4 minutes per side for medium or to desired doneness.
- Stir watercress into the orange mixture. Slice the tuna, divide among 4 plates and top with equal portions of the salad. Serve immediately.
Tips & Notes
- Tip: While the issues around tuna are complex, a good rule of thumb is that most U.S.-caught tuna, including Hawaiian, is considered a good or best choice for the environment because it is more sustainably fished. Look for tuna that was caught with a pole, called "troll," "pole" or "hook & line" caught. If the method of catch is not on the label, ask your fishmonger how it was caught and tell him you want to know in the future. Avoid all bluefin and any species of imported longline tuna. For more information, visit seafoodwatch.org.
Per serving: 208 calories; 4 g fat (0 g sat, 2 g mono); 44 mg cholesterol; 13 g carbohydrates; 0 g added sugars; 29 g protein; 3 g fiber; 195 mg sodium; 712 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (94% daily value), Potassium (21% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 1
Exchanges: 1 fruit, 4 lean meat
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What's Your Favorite Dive-Bar Snack?
What's Your Favorite Dive-Bar Snack?
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Recently I read an interesting article in 7x7 magazine about the pleasures of dive bars. It got me thinking about dive-bar food. You don't have to admit that you frequent dive bars, but 'fess up: What is your favorite dive bar snack?
vitisva 6 years
Something fried from the kitchen
sskatherine 6 years
tots! or fries!
sskatherine 6 years
tots! or fries!
afordster 6 years
I have had homemade beef jerky at a bar before
aoitenshi 6 years
Pork rinds are always a bar staple here in the Philippines. They're called chicharon here, and there are different kinds. I love it, but of course I only eat it once in a while.
Munkeyhed 6 years
Wasabi Peanuts, can't stop once I get started on them.
insanitypepper 6 years
The dive bar by my house serves very good wings. My runner-up choice would be peanuts in the shell.
verily 6 years
None of the bars I've ever been to ever serve snacks. Some sell typical bar food though.
ilanac13 6 years
i like the nut mix - not necessarily peanuts only but the mixed cashews and the sort. i don't know how i really feel about the bowl on the bar though - you just don't know where everyone's hands have been prior to my reaching in
jadenirvana 6 years
Mozarella sticks! Mmmm.
jadenirvana 6 years
Mozarella sticks! Mmmm.
Marci 6 years
Love the smoked almonds and the honey peanuts
superfoxml 6 years
I'll always drunkenly dive into nut mixes, especially almonds.
opisnowpro 6 years
where is the bar of the picture??? looks familiar....
bluebellknoll 6 years
Chicken strips n' fries!
bluebellknoll 6 years
Chicken strips n' fries!
milosmommy 6 years
I've never seen pork rinds at a bar and would eat them if did. I don't like nuts much so prefer the snack mix. A dive bar I used to live near had a big jar of pickles on the counter, those were awesome. Beer and pickle. yumm :drool:
j2e1n9 6 years
Oh, I frequent the hell out of some dive bars near me. None of them serve any of the above crap tho. They just serve regular bar food, of which I guess I would say quesadillas are my favorite.
Kristinh1012 6 years
Shoneyjoe took the words right out of my mouth
Kristinh1012 6 years
Shoneyjoe took the words right out of my mouth
Home 6 years
There is a bar in Wisconsin that serves deep-fried cheeseburgers. I kid you not. I did not have one, though my friend did, and declared it delicious.
mlh400 6 years
I love the snack mix with the spicy dried peas...yumm! Just had some last night !
shoneyjoe 6 years
Snacks are for babies. Beer, served with beer, with a side of beer, thank you.
mondaymoos 6 years
Nothing makes me happy like dive bars where they provide you with peanuts and you can just toss the shells on the floor. Delicious.
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