The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 270
... Coleridge should have been subjected to slander so virulent , mistaken , and foolish , as that into which Mr. Buckle has unfortunately been betrayed . According to our experience , so far from there being a dispo- sition to laud Mr ...
... Coleridge should have been subjected to slander so virulent , mistaken , and foolish , as that into which Mr. Buckle has unfortunately been betrayed . According to our experience , so far from there being a dispo- sition to laud Mr ...
Page 271
... Coleridge is , yet we may perhaps be allowed to make this inquiry . Who , then , is this man " of cold heart and shallow understanding , " who , acting together with a certain wretched and intolerant faction with which he was connected ...
... Coleridge is , yet we may perhaps be allowed to make this inquiry . Who , then , is this man " of cold heart and shallow understanding , " who , acting together with a certain wretched and intolerant faction with which he was connected ...
Page 272
... Coleridge on the bench , feel ashamed in referring to what must be more or less within the knowledge of the whole profession- his lofty character , strong undeviating sense of rectitude , and zeal for constitutional rights of all on ...
... Coleridge on the bench , feel ashamed in referring to what must be more or less within the knowledge of the whole profession- his lofty character , strong undeviating sense of rectitude , and zeal for constitutional rights of all on ...
Page 273
... Coleridge , in Fraser's Magazine for May , is not directed personally against the man , his character , and general reputation . Mr. Buckle is too great a master of language not to know that he has drawn a powerful picture of a ...
... Coleridge , in Fraser's Magazine for May , is not directed personally against the man , his character , and general reputation . Mr. Buckle is too great a master of language not to know that he has drawn a powerful picture of a ...
Page 274
... Coleridge . He , indeed , properly distinguishes between what Mr. Buckle positively affirms , and what he leads one to infer ; but we do think that Mr. Coleridge is wrong in accusing Mr. Buckle of lacking courage in framing his ...
... Coleridge . He , indeed , properly distinguishes between what Mr. Buckle positively affirms , and what he leads one to infer ; but we do think that Mr. Coleridge is wrong in accusing Mr. Buckle of lacking courage in framing his ...
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