The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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... - he should at once resign , or else be summarily removed . LOS ANGELES , CAL . 49 1 Rhodes ' Hist . U. S. , p . 505 . JAMES M. Kerr . THE LAWYER FRIENDS OF CHARLES LAMB . No other figure RECALL OF JUDGES AND JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE . 505.
... - he should at once resign , or else be summarily removed . LOS ANGELES , CAL . 49 1 Rhodes ' Hist . U. S. , p . 505 . JAMES M. Kerr . THE LAWYER FRIENDS OF CHARLES LAMB . No other figure RECALL OF JUDGES AND JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE . 505.
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THE LAWYER FRIENDS OF CHARLES LAMB . No other figure in English literature is so closely asso- ciated with law and lawyers as Charles Lamb . He was born in the stronghold of English lawyers - the Temple . The Temple Register contains ...
THE LAWYER FRIENDS OF CHARLES LAMB . No other figure in English literature is so closely asso- ciated with law and lawyers as Charles Lamb . He was born in the stronghold of English lawyers - the Temple . The Temple Register contains ...
Page 507
... Lamb , as he wrote to Manning , " meant to live and die . " He added in his characteristic fashion , " Our place of final destination - I don't mean the grave , but No. 4 In- ner Temple Lane - looks out upon a gloomy ... CHARLES LAMB . 507.
... Lamb , as he wrote to Manning , " meant to live and die . " He added in his characteristic fashion , " Our place of final destination - I don't mean the grave , but No. 4 In- ner Temple Lane - looks out upon a gloomy ... CHARLES LAMB . 507.
Page 508
... Lambs - in Crown Office Row , forming a substantial dwell- ing house and office . It was there that Charles Lamb was born . Lamb has described the peculiarly intimate relations that existed between his father , the Lovel of the " Old ...
... Lambs - in Crown Office Row , forming a substantial dwell- ing house and office . It was there that Charles Lamb was born . Lamb has described the peculiarly intimate relations that existed between his father , the Lovel of the " Old ...
Page 509
... Lamb and his sister were " tumbled early , by accident or design . without much selection or prohibition , " as we are told in the essay , " Mackery End . " Moreover , Lamb owed his nomination to the clerkship in the ... CHARLES LAMB . 509.
... Lamb and his sister were " tumbled early , by accident or design . without much selection or prohibition , " as we are told in the essay , " Mackery End . " Moreover , Lamb owed his nomination to the clerkship in the ... CHARLES LAMB . 509.
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