...thofe communities wherein they are admitted, fcarccly ferve any other end than to enlarge the fpherc of corruption. Coire and a few other places are excepted from this general reflection. This defciiption comprehends the courle of jurifprudence throughout the Unions ; and how can it be expected,...

...by bribing the judges, and appeals in thofe communfties, wherein they are admitted, fe^rcely ferve any other end than to enlarge the fphere of corruption...reflection. This defcription comprehends the courfe of jurifprudencc throughout the Grifons : how then can it be expefted, that the governors of the fubjedt...

...those communities, wherein they are admitted, scarcely serve any other end than to enlarge the sphere of corruption. Coire and a few other places are excepted from this general reflection. The religion of the Grisons is divided into Catholic and Reformed. The doctrines of the reformation...