The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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... England lawyer had a college education , followed by teach- ing school and reading law a few years . The typical fron- tier lawyer seldom had a college preparation , having to content himself with what the frontier offered . But he too ...
... England lawyer had a college education , followed by teach- ing school and reading law a few years . The typical fron- tier lawyer seldom had a college preparation , having to content himself with what the frontier offered . But he too ...
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... England college gave , and spent all his odd moments studying classic literature and his- tory . His behavior in court , his jokes , stories and wit are typ- ical of the period . In 1848 , when traveling on the circuit of Judge Davis ...
... England college gave , and spent all his odd moments studying classic literature and his- tory . His behavior in court , his jokes , stories and wit are typ- ical of the period . In 1848 , when traveling on the circuit of Judge Davis ...
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... England law- yer to handle a western jury with the same success that the frontier lawyer did . On the other hand , the successful frontier lawyer failed in the east , and as an example I point to Abraham Lincoln , whose first appearance ...
... England law- yer to handle a western jury with the same success that the frontier lawyer did . On the other hand , the successful frontier lawyer failed in the east , and as an example I point to Abraham Lincoln , whose first appearance ...
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... England has been forced to abandon the strong centralized form of government for her large empire , and to substitute the federal principle in most of her colonies . It is now being seriously proposed to go a step farther and to break ...
... England has been forced to abandon the strong centralized form of government for her large empire , and to substitute the federal principle in most of her colonies . It is now being seriously proposed to go a step farther and to break ...
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said England alone was too large for a single parliament , which would be strong as an imperial parliament and conflict of opinion would be dis- astrous . " He suggested that England should be broken up into provinces , such as ...
said England alone was too large for a single parliament , which would be strong as an imperial parliament and conflict of opinion would be dis- astrous . " He suggested that England should be broken up into provinces , such as ...
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