The American Law Review, Volume 37Little, Brown, and Company, 1903 - Law |
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... practice . Soon afterward he went to Lexington , Kentucky , but , instead of entering immediately upon his professional career , still confined himself to his legal studies , with the determination of making himself thoroughly master of ...
... practice . Soon afterward he went to Lexington , Kentucky , but , instead of entering immediately upon his professional career , still confined himself to his legal studies , with the determination of making himself thoroughly master of ...
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... practice . The Lexington bar , at this time , was the ablest that had ever been in Kentucky , consisting of George Nicholas , John Breckenridge , James Brown , James Hughes , William Murray , and several other gentlemen , either of whom ...
... practice . The Lexington bar , at this time , was the ablest that had ever been in Kentucky , consisting of George Nicholas , John Breckenridge , James Brown , James Hughes , William Murray , and several other gentlemen , either of whom ...
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... practice , was not , in this respect , distinguished beyond some of his competitors . In legal science he had several formidable rivals , but in eloquence and persuasion , none . Though capable of analyzing the most difficult questions ...
... practice , was not , in this respect , distinguished beyond some of his competitors . In legal science he had several formidable rivals , but in eloquence and persuasion , none . Though capable of analyzing the most difficult questions ...
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... of sympathy and kindred joy . " Whilst we were making inquiries in relation to the cases in which Mr. Clay distinguished himself during the early part of his legal practice , we were , several times , HENRY CLAY AS A LAWYER . 9.
... of sympathy and kindred joy . " Whilst we were making inquiries in relation to the cases in which Mr. Clay distinguished himself during the early part of his legal practice , we were , several times , HENRY CLAY AS A LAWYER . 9.
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his legal practice , we were , several times , referred to that of a Mr. Willis , a citizen of Fayette County , who , as was supposed , had committed a murder , under circumstances of peculiar cruelty and coldbloodedness . From ...
his legal practice , we were , several times , referred to that of a Mr. Willis , a citizen of Fayette County , who , as was supposed , had committed a murder , under circumstances of peculiar cruelty and coldbloodedness . From ...
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