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The influences exercised in a profession like that of the Law , and still more the
modes of their exercise , must necessarily vary with the character and influences
of the age . Throughout the middle ages the scholastic spirit , which emanated ...
The influences exercised in a profession like that of the Law , and still more the
modes of their exercise , must necessarily vary with the character and influences
of the age . Throughout the middle ages the scholastic spirit , which emanated ...
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Lord Selborne once said that there were not a few in large practice at the Bar
who knew little of law . The truth is that the characters of the lawyer and
practitioner are not only not identical , they are generally different and distinct .
They are as ...
Lord Selborne once said that there were not a few in large practice at the Bar
who knew little of law . The truth is that the characters of the lawyer and
practitioner are not only not identical , they are generally different and distinct .
They are as ...
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And Lord Campbell himself was eminently alive to the importance of legal
journalism and open to its influence , as the liberal character of his legislative
measures and his judicial expositions of the law abundantly show . We have
lately heard ...
And Lord Campbell himself was eminently alive to the importance of legal
journalism and open to its influence , as the liberal character of his legislative
measures and his judicial expositions of the law abundantly show . We have
lately heard ...
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But their trustworthiness on grounds of opinion is wholly different , and of that ,
the most important portion of the character they ought to have , they furnish no
voucher whatever . " No doubt , the noble author was speaking chiefly of the ...
But their trustworthiness on grounds of opinion is wholly different , and of that ,
the most important portion of the character they ought to have , they furnish no
voucher whatever . " No doubt , the noble author was speaking chiefly of the ...
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occasionally , on the conduct and character of public men , and the merits of legal
works , and in all these forms of journalism , the sense of responsibilty attaching
to open and avowed authorship or editorship , is a valuable guarantee , not only
...
occasionally , on the conduct and character of public men , and the merits of legal
works , and in all these forms of journalism , the sense of responsibilty attaching
to open and avowed authorship or editorship , is a valuable guarantee , not only
...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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