The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 39
... practice of advocacy . " The study of the law is quite to my heart's content , as is the practice of it in your situation . I think if I were asked what station within possibility I should choose as the prize of my own son's well doing ...
... practice of advocacy . " The study of the law is quite to my heart's content , as is the practice of it in your situation . I think if I were asked what station within possibility I should choose as the prize of my own son's well doing ...
Page 44
... practice . The result has been , as men in large practice are hardly ever men of much learning , even in our own law , still less in jurisprudence , our judges are not necessarily lawyers , and are rarely jurists . Sir John Coleridge in ...
... practice . The result has been , as men in large practice are hardly ever men of much learning , even in our own law , still less in jurisprudence , our judges are not necessarily lawyers , and are rarely jurists . Sir John Coleridge in ...
Page 45
... practice to understand it , and yet to have been spared its drudgery , and to have had ample leisure , while never out of practice , to pursue a more enlarged and prolonged course of legal and juridical studies than most other members ...
... practice to understand it , and yet to have been spared its drudgery , and to have had ample leisure , while never out of practice , to pursue a more enlarged and prolonged course of legal and juridical studies than most other members ...
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... practice of the Common law , he then went into the higher and richer walk of parliamentary practice , and achieved a high position . Becoming a member of the House , he had , of course , to relinquish this lucrative practice . But he ...
... practice of the Common law , he then went into the higher and richer walk of parliamentary practice , and achieved a high position . Becoming a member of the House , he had , of course , to relinquish this lucrative practice . But he ...
Page 49
... practice in the arts of advocacy . But not always great advocates in large practice have much legal knowledge . The remark was made , a few years ago , by the Lord Chancellor , of many of them ; and it had been made two centuries ago by ...
... practice in the arts of advocacy . But not always great advocates in large practice have much legal knowledge . The remark was made , a few years ago , by the Lord Chancellor , of many of them ; and it had been made two centuries ago by ...
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