The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... Practices of the Bar .. Municipality of London Bill : Outlines of Penology Petty Sessions Proceedings Practice of the Divorce Court .. Progress of Peace Principles , The Proposed General School of Law Qualification of Special and Common ...
... Practices of the Bar .. Municipality of London Bill : Outlines of Penology Petty Sessions Proceedings Practice of the Divorce Court .. Progress of Peace Principles , The Proposed General School of Law Qualification of Special and Common ...
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... practice , as a mere matter of practice or formal rules , without reference to general reason , and the principles of jurisprudence , which would render it intelligible to the I.
... practice , as a mere matter of practice or formal rules , without reference to general reason , and the principles of jurisprudence , which would render it intelligible to the I.
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... 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 degrade the mind . Lord Bolingbroke observed this in one of the finest passages of ...
... 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 degrade the mind . Lord Bolingbroke observed this in one of the finest passages of ...
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... practice or business of the law , and that the reason he thought the profession of the law did not tend to enlarge the mind , was that it was pursued too much as a profession . It can be shown that from another passage that Mr. Burke ...
... practice or business of the law , and that the reason he thought the profession of the law did not tend to enlarge the mind , was that it was pursued too much as a profession . It can be shown that from another passage that Mr. Burke ...
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... practice , for , as he observes , — " The philosophic student of law is provided with principles which enable him to approximate to the truth in an in- finite variety of untried cases . Nor is it in new combinations of circumstances ...
... practice , for , as he observes , — " The philosophic student of law is provided with principles which enable him to approximate to the truth in an in- finite variety of untried cases . Nor is it in new combinations of circumstances ...
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