The American Law Review, Volume 3Little, Brown, and Company, 1869 - Law |
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... appear with any thing like regularity . " What Francis Horner , himself a great man , wrote of him as early as 1812 , was a fair and discriminating estimate of Lord Brougham during his whole career . Horner had been his neigh- bor and ...
... appear with any thing like regularity . " What Francis Horner , himself a great man , wrote of him as early as 1812 , was a fair and discriminating estimate of Lord Brougham during his whole career . Horner had been his neigh- bor and ...
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... appearing , as before , in their defence . Francis Horner , who was present at the trial , thus describes Brougham's argument , which has not been preserved in his " Speeches : " - " The Hunts are convicted ; but not without the jury ...
... appearing , as before , in their defence . Francis Horner , who was present at the trial , thus describes Brougham's argument , which has not been preserved in his " Speeches : " - " The Hunts are convicted ; but not without the jury ...
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... appear , it would be hardly justifiable to attribute the refusal of any compromise by the queen to any selfish advice from Mr. Brougham dictated by his desire to aggrandize himself in a cause célèbre . ' She seems to have been advised ...
... appear , it would be hardly justifiable to attribute the refusal of any compromise by the queen to any selfish advice from Mr. Brougham dictated by his desire to aggrandize himself in a cause célèbre . ' She seems to have been advised ...
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... appear against her , and with a particular specification of the offences with which she was charged . Mr. Brougham attempted to break through the restriction imposed , and to indulge in some general declamation , but was at length ...
... appear against her , and with a particular specification of the offences with which she was charged . Mr. Brougham attempted to break through the restriction imposed , and to indulge in some general declamation , but was at length ...
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... appear to yield , to an opponent , and was astute enough to lose no opportunity of gaining the good - will of the bar . Lord Brougham , says Mr. Sala , in a very piquant article on him in " Temple Bar , " " horrified Lord Eldon by appearing ...
... appear to yield , to an opponent , and was astute enough to lose no opportunity of gaining the good - will of the bar . Lord Brougham , says Mr. Sala , in a very piquant article on him in " Temple Bar , " " horrified Lord Eldon by appearing ...
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