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It is astonishing how little those who are engaged in active practice know of the
science , the theory , the principles , or the history of law . They know it , as Mr.
Hallam says , more as a profession than a science ; they know so much of it as
lies ...
It is astonishing how little those who are engaged in active practice know of the
science , the theory , the principles , or the history of law . They know it , as Mr.
Hallam says , more as a profession than a science ; they know so much of it as
lies ...
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That man , ” says Coleridge , “ deserves the esteem of his countrymen who
devotes the utmost efforts of his intellect to the disclosure and establishment of
principles . For by these all opinions must ultimately be tried , and the feelings of
men ...
That man , ” says Coleridge , “ deserves the esteem of his countrymen who
devotes the utmost efforts of his intellect to the disclosure and establishment of
principles . For by these all opinions must ultimately be tried , and the feelings of
men ...
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Mr. Burke , as Coleridge said , “ referred habitually to principles . ” And Burke
pronounced a fine eulogium upon Lord Mansfield for his labours to make law
keep pace with his time , because“ He sought to effect the development of the law
by ...
Mr. Burke , as Coleridge said , “ referred habitually to principles . ” And Burke
pronounced a fine eulogium upon Lord Mansfield for his labours to make law
keep pace with his time , because“ He sought to effect the development of the law
by ...
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The fundamental principles of the Editor will seek to enforce are those of Mr.
Burke and Lord Mansfield as to law , and those of Bentham as to procedure and
judicature , that law ought to be in accordance with natural justice , and judicial ...
The fundamental principles of the Editor will seek to enforce are those of Mr.
Burke and Lord Mansfield as to law , and those of Bentham as to procedure and
judicature , that law ought to be in accordance with natural justice , and judicial ...
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and honourable , " as founded on an honest determination to exercise judgment
according to fixed principles and certain laws , and based on “ universal morality
and philosophic reason . " And he mentions as marks of bad criticism “ the ...
and honourable , " as founded on an honest determination to exercise judgment
according to fixed principles and certain laws , and based on “ universal morality
and philosophic reason . " And he mentions as marks of bad criticism “ the ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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