The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 32
... land . The southern lawyer was apt to migrate by easy stages , while the northern lawyer would come more often from extreme east to the remotest frontier . The education of the southern lawyer was very limited , and he 32 50 AMERICAN ...
... land . The southern lawyer was apt to migrate by easy stages , while the northern lawyer would come more often from extreme east to the remotest frontier . The education of the southern lawyer was very limited , and he 32 50 AMERICAN ...
Page 35
... land speculator , or almost anything and everything else . Besides any one or more of these he was always a politician . Law and politics went hand in hand . Many accounts tell us that the lawyer filled all the " respectable government ...
... land speculator , or almost anything and everything else . Besides any one or more of these he was always a politician . Law and politics went hand in hand . Many accounts tell us that the lawyer filled all the " respectable government ...
Page 40
... land title gives expensive and inexhaustible lawsuits which enrich professional men . " " 42 The same is true of the law concerning water power and water rights . Both these branches of the law are now more or less settled . The ...
... land title gives expensive and inexhaustible lawsuits which enrich professional men . " " 42 The same is true of the law concerning water power and water rights . Both these branches of the law are now more or less settled . The ...
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... land were put upon a commercial basis . Therefore he encouraged the judges , in the collusive litiga- tion known to us as Taltarum's Case , decided in 1472 , to set aside the Statute de Donis , by the fiction of the Com- mon Recovery ...
... land were put upon a commercial basis . Therefore he encouraged the judges , in the collusive litiga- tion known to us as Taltarum's Case , decided in 1472 , to set aside the Statute de Donis , by the fiction of the Com- mon Recovery ...
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... land monopolists , rather more greedy and certainly quite as cruel as those whom they superseded . Also , in spite of all opposition , labor did make good its claim to participate , more or less fully , in the ownership of the property ...
... land monopolists , rather more greedy and certainly quite as cruel as those whom they superseded . Also , in spite of all opposition , labor did make good its claim to participate , more or less fully , in the ownership of the property ...
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