The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 510
... Lamb is doubtless true . Lamb has given us an interesting picture of Coventry in his gallery of the Old Benchers ... Charles Lamb's " Old Benchers of the In- ner Temple . " There was one lawyer of the Temple , not mentioned 510 50 ...
... Lamb is doubtless true . Lamb has given us an interesting picture of Coventry in his gallery of the Old Benchers ... Charles Lamb's " Old Benchers of the In- ner Temple . " There was one lawyer of the Temple , not mentioned 510 50 ...
Page 511
... Lamb payed in many ways the glad tribute of his friendship . This was Randal Norris , for many years Sub - Treasurer and Librarian of the Inner Temple . Norris became an attorney's ... Charles and THE LAWYER FRIENDS OF CHARLES LAMB . 511.
... Lamb payed in many ways the glad tribute of his friendship . This was Randal Norris , for many years Sub - Treasurer and Librarian of the Inner Temple . Norris became an attorney's ... Charles and THE LAWYER FRIENDS OF CHARLES LAMB . 511.
Page 512
evenings . Once each week with considerable regularity Charles and Mary Lamb kept open house . Under their roof on these occasions was gathered much of the genius and some of the eccentricity of England . Coleridge and Wordsworth came ...
evenings . Once each week with considerable regularity Charles and Mary Lamb kept open house . Under their roof on these occasions was gathered much of the genius and some of the eccentricity of England . Coleridge and Wordsworth came ...
Page 513
... Lamb's customary exag- gerations , but it now became a part of Montagu's serious propaganda , and Lamb has ever since been held up to the world by temperance reformers as a more or less horrible example . Baron Field ... CHARLES LAMB . 513.
... Lamb's customary exag- gerations , but it now became a part of Montagu's serious propaganda , and Lamb has ever since been held up to the world by temperance reformers as a more or less horrible example . Baron Field ... CHARLES LAMB . 513.
Page 514
... Lamb for approval , and she good - naturedly persuaded him that no one could write a farce under thirty years of age ... Charles and Mary Lamb has also left testimony regarding him . Southey thus describes him in a letter to Coleridge ...
... Lamb for approval , and she good - naturedly persuaded him that no one could write a farce under thirty years of age ... Charles and Mary Lamb has also left testimony regarding him . Southey thus describes him in a letter to Coleridge ...
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