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[lxxxiv. 24] 1821 Decr 5 Codification
[lxxxiv. 24]

1821 Decr 5

Codification Proposal

penult

?.5. Draughtsman Single

/Appendix/

III Lawyers interest

Relation of lawyers interest to aggregate aristocratical interest

III. Lawyer's sinister interest.

As members /In the character of a branch/ of the Aristocracy the class /fraternity/ of Lawyers have a sinister interest coinciding with that of the aggregate body composed of all the other /several/ branches

But over and above /in addition to/ this particular and thence sinister interest the lawyer class has a sinister interest peculiar to itself, and acting in opposition /operating in a different way/ not only to the interest of the people but in some
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