The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... lawyers of his age , that " though learned in their profession , yet having no other learning , they , upon a question , demanded , bluntly answer it , and can go no farther , having no power to carry it by discourse or insinuation to ...
... lawyers of his age , that " though learned in their profession , yet having no other learning , they , upon a question , demanded , bluntly answer it , and can go no farther , having no power to carry it by discourse or insinuation to ...
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... lawyers , and described them as " walking in fetters , " that is enslaved by this letter of rules , without reference to reason or principle . No one better understood the difference between mere experience and real scientific knowledge ...
... lawyers , and described them as " walking in fetters , " that is enslaved by this letter of rules , without reference to reason or principle . No one better understood the difference between mere experience and real scientific knowledge ...
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... lawyers and laymen , philosophers and statesmen , attest the fact that the mere practice of the law , apart from such general views and philosophic ideas , which belong to its study as a science , tends to narrow and dwarf , if not ...
... lawyers and laymen , philosophers and statesmen , attest the fact that the mere practice of the law , apart from such general views and philosophic ideas , which belong to its study as a science , tends to narrow and dwarf , if not ...
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... , for which further experi- ence and a more continued cultivation of equity as a science had not then prepared them . The old lawyers were bred according to the then philosophy of the schools in habits 4 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
... , for which further experi- ence and a more continued cultivation of equity as a science had not then prepared them . The old lawyers were bred according to the then philosophy of the schools in habits 4 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
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... and enriched and cultivated the minds of others . It may be that to the early develope- ment in America of legal journalism that the superiority of American lawyers as jurists is to be ascribed . Thirty 8 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
... and enriched and cultivated the minds of others . It may be that to the early develope- ment in America of legal journalism that the superiority of American lawyers as jurists is to be ascribed . Thirty 8 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
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