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Page 46
This is far the most complex . It pre - supposes , also , a trained adversary , whom
you must credit with skill enough to make your task as difficult as possible ; and it
pre - supposes a judge , or a body of judges , free to decide according to his or ...
This is far the most complex . It pre - supposes , also , a trained adversary , whom
you must credit with skill enough to make your task as difficult as possible ; and it
pre - supposes a judge , or a body of judges , free to decide according to his or ...
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free to decide according to his or their reasons , belief , impulse , caprice , favour ,
or prejudices , on the cases , which you and your adversary can set up on either
side . As a rule , the partition of a Forensic Oration is fivefold . There should be ...
free to decide according to his or their reasons , belief , impulse , caprice , favour ,
or prejudices , on the cases , which you and your adversary can set up on either
side . As a rule , the partition of a Forensic Oration is fivefold . There should be ...
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But it is a tactic to be tried only when you are in great difficulties ; for it will be
inevitably defeated by a reminder that the case is to be judged according to the
general effect of the proofs in combination or in contrast with each other , and not
...
But it is a tactic to be tried only when you are in great difficulties ; for it will be
inevitably defeated by a reminder that the case is to be judged according to the
general effect of the proofs in combination or in contrast with each other , and not
...
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... the due blending of daring and discretion , the skill to change tactics according
to the varying emergencies of the conflict - these are a few of the points of
likeness . But pre - eminent is the necessity of perfect self - possession , of
ordering the ...
... the due blending of daring and discretion , the skill to change tactics according
to the varying emergencies of the conflict - these are a few of the points of
likeness . But pre - eminent is the necessity of perfect self - possession , of
ordering the ...
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We must set out on the principle that the facilities sought are according to the
doctrines and discipline of the Church of England ; and any improvement which
may be judged practicable must be in that direction ; in fact it is the extension of ...
We must set out on the principle that the facilities sought are according to the
doctrines and discipline of the Church of England ; and any improvement which
may be judged practicable must be in that direction ; in fact it is the extension of ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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