The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 66
... civil war bloodier than the War of the Roses . Fifteen years before the convents were seized , Sir Thomas More wrote Utopia , in whose opening chapter More has given an account of a dinner at Cardinal Mor- ton's , who , by the way ...
... civil war bloodier than the War of the Roses . Fifteen years before the convents were seized , Sir Thomas More wrote Utopia , in whose opening chapter More has given an account of a dinner at Cardinal Mor- ton's , who , by the way ...
Page 78
... civil servants , holding during good be- havior , with corresponding promotion , and a pension after a term of years . They would probably be guaranteed some minimum living wage to be increased by a percentage on profits , an agreed ...
... civil servants , holding during good be- havior , with corresponding promotion , and a pension after a term of years . They would probably be guaranteed some minimum living wage to be increased by a percentage on profits , an agreed ...
Page 79
... civil ser- vice , presided over by a removable chief . This vital core , like any other trained staff , evolves a general policy which is executed through departments , just as the staff of an army , of a railway , or of an industrial ...
... civil ser- vice , presided over by a removable chief . This vital core , like any other trained staff , evolves a general policy which is executed through departments , just as the staff of an army , of a railway , or of an industrial ...
Page 80
... civil service might have ap- proached , in quality , our military service , nor in the fu- ture do I see much reason to fear that , were the President given the power necessary for such a work , our civil ser- vice could not be raised ...
... civil service might have ap- proached , in quality , our military service , nor in the fu- ture do I see much reason to fear that , were the President given the power necessary for such a work , our civil ser- vice could not be raised ...
Page 91
... Civil Procedure and the North Carolina Reports , and is one of the contributing editors of the Corpus Juris . MR . JUSTICE WILLIAM RENWICK RIDDELL , the writer of " A Court Martial Fifty Years Ago , " is one of the Justices of the ...
... Civil Procedure and the North Carolina Reports , and is one of the contributing editors of the Corpus Juris . MR . JUSTICE WILLIAM RENWICK RIDDELL , the writer of " A Court Martial Fifty Years Ago , " is one of the Justices of the ...
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