An exposition of the prophecies : supposed by William Miller to predict the second coming of Christ, in 1843. With a supplementary chapter upon the true scriptural doctrine of a millennium prior to the judgment /

Mode of access: Internet.

Phrenology; or, the doctrine of the mental phenomena.

Mode of access: Internet.

The doctrine of universal restoration examined and refuted : and the objections to that of endless punishment considered and answered, being a reply to the most important particulars contained in the writings of Messrs. Winchester, Vidler, Wright and Weaver /

Mode of access: Internet.

The believer's defence : or, the doctrine of the trinity of God and atonement of Christ defended against Unitarianism, compiled from various authors /

Mode of access: Internet.

The doctrine of compound interest : illustrated and applied to perpetual annuities, to those for terms of years certain, to life-annuities, and generally to prospective transactions, with new and compendious tables ... /

Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 24561.

The state and revolution: the Marxist doctrine of the state and the tasks of the proletariat in the revolution.

"Second edition."

The doctrine of the incarnation,

Mode of access: Internet.

The typology of Scripture; or, The doctrine of types investigated in its principles, and applied to the explanation of the earlier revelations of God, considered as preparatory exhibitions of the leading truths of the Gospel. With an appendix on the restoration of the Jews.

Mode of access: Internet.

The doctrine of the deluge; vindicating the Scriptural account from the doubts which have recently been cast upon it by geological speculations.

Mode of access: Internet.

A coherent doctrine of Estoppel

A paper on the coherence of estoppel as a form of reliance-based claims in private law.

The church of the first three centuries: or, Notices of the lives and opinions of the early fathers, with special reference to the doctrine of the Trinity;

Bibliographical footnotes.

The need for legislative reform of the privity doctrine in commercial contracts in Malaysia : a comparative analysis

This thesis commences with the proposition that the first limb of the doctrine of privity causes injustice to third party beneficiaries in Malaysia, particularly in commercial contracts. The doctrine of privity has been the subject of criticism by the judiciary and academic commentators in common law jurisdictions, mainly directed at the first limb of the doctrine, whereby only parties to a contract can sue and be sued. The first limb prevents a third party from enforcing benefits conferred on them by those contracts thereby resulting in third parties suffering loss and injustice to those parties. In several common law countries, such as England, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore, legislative reform of the doctrine has occurred. The legislative reform has abrogated to a significant extent the doctrine of privity in commercial contracts. Malaysia is a common law country, where the doctrine of privity is still applied to contracts. An analysis of Malaysian case law demonstrates that the most affected third party beneficiaries are those seeking to enforce insurance and construction contracts. While a small number of other third parties to commercial contracts, such as agreements to pay for work done, sale and purchase agreements and tenancy agreements are also affected, the detriment is not as significant. As a consequence, this thesis focuses primarily on the impact of the doctrine of privity on commercial contracts in the areas of insurance and construction in Malaysia The thesis aims to recommend appropriate reforms to address the injustices arising from the privity doctrine for third parties seeking to obtain the benefit of insurance and construction contracts, which may also benefit third parties to other types of commercial contracts. While the Malaysian insurance, consumer protection, negotiable instruments and agency laws allow third party beneficiaries to enforce benefits in contracts, the rights are found to be inadequate. As not all third parties seeking to enforce an insurance or construction contract can rely upon the legislation, the injustice arising from the doctrine of privity remains and needs to be addressed. To achieve this aim, a comparative analysis of the rights of third party beneficiaries under insurance and construction contracts in Malaysia, Australia and England is undertaken. The results of the analysis are used to identify appropriate elements for a legislative framework guided by the three essential criteria for effective law reform developed in the thesis. The three criteria are certainty, public interest and justice. The thesis recommends first the enactment of general legislation applicable to all commercial contracts including insurance contracts. Secondly, the thesis recommends specific targeted legislation to address the injustice faced by third party beneficiaries in construction contracts.

The Rechtslehre doctrine and Kant's philosophy of history

The text is divided in two phases. In the first phase, consisting of three parts, the main concepts of Kant's Doctrine of Right are considered in a comprehensive approach related to: the issue of the relations between natural right and positive right, problem closely connected to that of the relations between natural state and civil state, private right and public right; to the doctrine of property and its connection with political right. on treating the right in its several types, we intend to appoint the practical reasoning as a background of the Doctrine. In the second phase, concerning its last section, the consideration on the presence of the practical reasoning into the right is placed before some specificities of Kant's phylosophy of history, with the intent of establishing the possible relation between Rechtslehre and that philosophy.