| 1911 - 1202 páginas
...the locality where the defendant was working. An unprecedented rain, or an early freeze followed by a thaw? anywhere in the valley of the Mississippi River...solidified, would not have so materially added to the levee's strength as to enable it to withstand the pressure, and without which it might signally fail.... | |
| 1912 - 884 páginas
...the locality where the defendant was working. An unprecedented rain or an early freeze, followed by a thaw anywhere in the valley of the Mississippi river...solidified, would not have so materially added to the levee's itrength as to enable it to withstand the pressure, and without which it might signally failJ"... | |
| 1911 - 1196 páginas
...the locality where the defendant was working. An unprecedented rain, or an early freeze followed by a thaw, anywhere in the valley of the Mississippi River...solidified, would not have so materially added to the levee's strength as to enable it to withstand the pressure, and without which it might signally fail.... | |
| Virginia. Department of Labor and Industry - 1911 - 204 páginas
...the locality where the defendant was working. An unprecedented rain, or an early freeze followed by a thaw, anywhere in the valley of the Mississippi river...solidified, would not have so materially added to the levee's strength as to enable it to withstand the pressure, and without which it might signally fail.... | |
| United States. Supreme Court - 1926 - 1308 páginas
...the defendant was working. An unprecedented rain or an early freeze, followed by a thaw ¡inywhere in the valley of the Mississippi river or its tributaries,...solidified, would not have so materially added to the levee'a strength as to enable it to withstand the pressure, and without which it might signally fail?"... | |
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