The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... profession of the law did not tend to enlarge the mind , was that it was pursued too much as a profession . It can be shown that from another passage that Mr. Burke thought the study of the law was as elevating as its mere practice was ...
... profession of the law did not tend to enlarge the mind , was that it was pursued too much as a profession . It can be shown that from another passage that Mr. Burke thought the study of the law was as elevating as its mere practice was ...
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... profession . ” — Europe ii . 338 . The philosophical reasons for these are admirably given by Dugald Stewart , the ... profession has its germs in science . " The whole tendency of the practice of he law in our times , on the other hand ...
... profession . ” — Europe ii . 338 . The philosophical reasons for these are admirably given by Dugald Stewart , the ... profession has its germs in science . " The whole tendency of the practice of he law in our times , on the other hand ...
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... profession , a man may make his real knowledge available , like the juris consulti of ancient Rome . " - Life ii . 12 . Nor was this the opinion merely of laymen ; it was also the opinion of eminent jurists . Thus Story wrote : - " Law ...
... profession , a man may make his real knowledge available , like the juris consulti of ancient Rome . " - Life ii . 12 . Nor was this the opinion merely of laymen ; it was also the opinion of eminent jurists . Thus Story wrote : - " Law ...
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... profession . " I have long been persuaded that a more scientific system of legal education than that which has been hitherto pursued , is demanded by the wants of the age and the progress of jurisprudence . The existing method is ...
... profession . " I have long been persuaded that a more scientific system of legal education than that which has been hitherto pursued , is demanded by the wants of the age and the progress of jurisprudence . The existing method is ...
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... profession , and it illustrates in the strongest manner the utility of the habit of the discussion and exposition of legal questions in print . It is not merely the students or younger practitioners who may find such expositions useful ...
... profession , and it illustrates in the strongest manner the utility of the habit of the discussion and exposition of legal questions in print . It is not merely the students or younger practitioners who may find such expositions useful ...
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