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1826. Feby. 8
Fallacies Collectanea

☞ Applicable to the purpose of quizzing the origin
of the English corrupting depredation and oppression System and
irresponsibility – system.

Morn. Chron. Feb 8, 1826.

{From the Bombay Gazette. Augt 25.)

"The Sovereigns of Cutch, like most other despots, were
occasionally obliged to concede privileges of a humiliating
nature, to those classes which had been most active
in support of their power, amongst whom the Moyanas
appear to have been favoured in a singular
degree; for it is said, in consequence of their having
saved Rhingur, a Prince who reigned about 400 years
back, from destruction, they were rewarded with the
extraordinary right to plunder, with impunity, which
is still perhaps in some measure countenanced
by his descendants, who consider themselves bound
to refrain from punishing any of that tribe."

Will not you give us an article on the exhibition
made a few days ago in the Vice Chancellor's
Court on the occasion of the assigning Counsel and
Solicitor to the pauper Bankrupt?

Morn Chron 11 Feb. 1826. Treasure Trove.

Value under £200 scored for the King and litigated
– a treasure for the lawyers.

Identifier: | JB/109/262/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 109.
Date_1	1826-02-08	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	109	Main Headings	Fallacies
Folio number	262	Info in main headings field	Fallacies Collectanea
Image	001	Titles	Morn. Chron. Feb. 8 1826 / Morn Chron 11 Feb 1826
Category	Collectanea	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner		Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections	Jeremy Bentham	Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	35917
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