The American Law Review, Volume 37Little, Brown, and Company, 1903 - Law |
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... attorney in almost any other place . Notwithstanding the num- ber , experience and strength of these competitors , Mr. Clay soon came to be intrusted with more suits than any rival prac- titioner , and was more successful in the ...
... attorney in almost any other place . Notwithstanding the num- ber , experience and strength of these competitors , Mr. Clay soon came to be intrusted with more suits than any rival prac- titioner , and was more successful in the ...
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... attorney for the common- wealth moved for a venire facias de novo , in other words , a new trial , which was granted by the court . Mr. Clay made no opposition to this motion , but reserved all his strength for the argument before the ...
... attorney for the common- wealth moved for a venire facias de novo , in other words , a new trial , which was granted by the court . Mr. Clay made no opposition to this motion , but reserved all his strength for the argument before the ...
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... attorney for one of his friends . The court , however , would not give it to this friend , but were willing to confer it on Mr. Clay himself . The latter felt a strong repugnance to the appointment , but consented to accept it , from a ...
... attorney for one of his friends . The court , however , would not give it to this friend , but were willing to confer it on Mr. Clay himself . The latter felt a strong repugnance to the appointment , but consented to accept it , from a ...
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... attorney of eminence , whose name we have forgotten , he was employed to argue , in the Fayette Cir- cuit Court , a question of great difficulty interests of the litigant parties were deeply involved . At the opening of the court ...
... attorney of eminence , whose name we have forgotten , he was employed to argue , in the Fayette Cir- cuit Court , a question of great difficulty interests of the litigant parties were deeply involved . At the opening of the court ...
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... attorney of the United States , Col. Daviess , upon a charge of commencing a military expedition contrary to the Federal laws . Young as Mr. Clay then was , it certainly was a high compliment to his talents and legal attainments , that ...
... attorney of the United States , Col. Daviess , upon a charge of commencing a military expedition contrary to the Federal laws . Young as Mr. Clay then was , it certainly was a high compliment to his talents and legal attainments , that ...
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