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4988. MANSFIELD (Lord), Decisions of.—[continued].
The object of former judges has been to render the law more and
more certain; that of this personage to render it
more incertain under pretence of rendering it
more reasonable.—
To Philip Mazzei.
Ford ed., iv, 115.
(P.
1785)
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