| 1855 - 700 sider
...convicted of corruption, they are made horrid examples of. The main points wherein Turkish justice differs from that of other nations are three. It is more severe, more speedy, and more arbitrary. They hold the foundation of all empire to consist in exact obedience,... | |
| 1855 - 688 sider
...convicted of corruption, they are made horrid examples of. The main points wherein Turkish justice differs from that of other nations are three. It is more severe, more speedy, and more arbitrary. They hold the foundation of all empire to consist in exact obedience,... | |
| Kenneth Parker - 1999 - 308 sider
...fears, as being too gross for the finer nutriment of reason.... The main points, wherein Turkish justice differs from that of other nations, are three: it...arbitrary. They hold the foundation of all empire to consist in exact obedience, and that in exemplary severity, which is undeniable in all the world,... | |
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