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THE HAMLYN LECTURES 1949 Freedom under the Law by the Rt. Hon. Lord Denning 1950 The Inheritance of the Common Law by Richard O'Sullivan, Esq. 1951 The Rational Strength of English Law by Professor F.H. Lawson 1952 English Law and the Moral Law by Professor A.L. Goodhart 1953 The Queen's Peace by Sir Carleton Kemp Allen 1954 Executive Descretion and Judicial Control by Professor C.J. Hamson 1955 The Proof of Guilt by Professor Glanville Williams 1956 Trial by Jury by the Rt. Hon. Lord Devlin 1957 Protection from Power under English Law by the Rt. Hon. Lord MacDermott 1958 The Sanctity of Contracts in English Law by Professor Sir David Hughes Parry
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Page 15 and 16: The Hamlyn Lectures ix 1972 Labour
Page 17 and 18: THE HAMLYN TRUST The Hamlyn Trust c
Page 19 and 20: THE HAMLYN LEGACY Emma Warburton Ha
Page 21 and 22: The Hamlyn Legacy xv Kintyre but re
Page 23 and 24: The Hamlyn Legacy xvii circle of la
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Page 27 and 28: 1. The United Kingdom and Human Rig
Page 29 and 30: The Themes and the Approach 3 first
Page 31 and 32: The Beginnings of Human Rights Thin
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Page 35 and 36: A Digression on Moral Relativism 9
Page 41 and 42: Evolution of the Concepts of Rights
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Page 53 and 54: The Development of International Hu
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Significance of the United Kingdom'
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What is Meant by Human Rights 51 of
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What is Meant by Human Rights 53 Th
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What is Meant by Human Rights 55 To
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The Evolution of Welfare Rights in
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Concept of Social and Economic Righ
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Categorisation of Rights 69 capable
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Human Rights Talk 71 Charter was fo
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Human Rights Talk 73 review was log
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Human Rights Talk 75 irreconcilable
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Use of Human Rights Language 77 alo
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Values and Their Meaning 79 between
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Values and Their Meaning 81 may eve
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Values and Their Meaning 83 a dynam
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Values and Their Meaning 85 1890s p
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Values and Their Meaning 87 Increas
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Evaluation of Economic and Social R
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The Situation in 1990 91 to regiona
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The Situation in 1990 93 nuclear fa
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The Situation in 1990 95 Dilemmas a
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The Situation in 1990 97 economic p
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The Situation in 1990 99 the claim
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The Situation in 1990 101 teacher,
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The Situation in 1990 103 unalterab
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The Situation in 1990 105 4 See Hil
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The Constitution, Law and Values 10
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The Constitution, Law and Values 10
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Human Legal Rights 111 graphically
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Human Legal Rights 113 about the co
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Limiting United Kingdom Governmenta
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Limiting United Kingdom Governmenta
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Improving Domestic Institutions 119
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A Constitutional Re-examination? 12
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British Constitutional-cum-Human Ri
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Collective Rights 133 federalisatio
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Minorities, Immigration and Refugee
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Minorities, Immigration and Refugee
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Self-determination 139 mination. Th
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Northern Ireland—an Emergency Cas
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Northern Ireland—an Emergency Cas
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Interaction of Freedoms of Expressi
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Interaction of Freedoms of Expressi
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Conflicts of Rights in a Family Con
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Conflicts of Rights in a Family Con
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Is a Bill of Rights the Remedy? 153
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Objections Because of the Judicial
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Choose Between Priorities 161 treat
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An Evaluation of Governments' Recor
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Conclusion 181 opportunity. Indeed,
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Conclusion 183 rhetorically exploit
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Conclusion 185 been tortured and de
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Conclusion 187 36 [1972] N.I.J.B. (
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4. People and Education for Human R
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Education in Citizenship 191 approa
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Education in Citizenship 193 distin
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Education, Television and the Press
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The Effect of Education on Values 2
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The Citizenship Approach 209 member
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The Citizenship Approach 211 used f
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The Citizenship Approach 213 school
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The Citizenship Approach 215 condit
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The Citizenship Approach 217 Traini
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Those Who Administer 219 those who
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Those Who Administer 221 help in do
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Those Who Administer 223 safeguard
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Those Who Administer 225 values are
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Those Who Administer 227 pornograph
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Those Who Administer 229 1976). The
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Those Who Administer 231 Longley in
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Absolute Rights, 73,160 European Co
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Human Rights—cont. Police and Cri
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Theories of the State—cont. conce
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