Abraham Lincoln: The True Story of a Great Life, Volumen2D. Appleton, 1902 |
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... which the most inexperienced member of the bar would have . gained without effort . Two things were essential to his success in managing a case . One was time ; the other a feeling of confidence in the justice of 6 THE LIFE OF LINCOLN .
... which the most inexperienced member of the bar would have . gained without effort . Two things were essential to his success in managing a case . One was time ; the other a feeling of confidence in the justice of 6 THE LIFE OF LINCOLN .
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... feeling of confidence in the justice of the cause he represented . He used to say , " If I can free this case from technicalities and get it prop- erly swung to the jury , I'll win it . " But if either of these essentials were lacking ...
... feeling of confidence in the justice of the cause he represented . He used to say , " If I can free this case from technicalities and get it prop- erly swung to the jury , I'll win it . " But if either of these essentials were lacking ...
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... . together and frequently go out into the woods and hold court . We were of more consequence than 2 court and bar is now . The feelings were those of themselves the great fraternity in the bar , and if THE LIFE OF LINCOLN . 19.
... . together and frequently go out into the woods and hold court . We were of more consequence than 2 court and bar is now . The feelings were those of themselves the great fraternity in the bar , and if THE LIFE OF LINCOLN . 19.
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... feeling among lawyers than professional men of any other class ; but it should be borne in mind that in that early day a portion of the bar in every county seat , if not a majority of the lawyers every . where , were politicians ...
... feeling among lawyers than professional men of any other class ; but it should be borne in mind that in that early day a portion of the bar in every county seat , if not a majority of the lawyers every . where , were politicians ...
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... feeling the passage of this law aroused everywhere over the Union is a matter of general history . It stirred up in New England the latent hostility to the aggression of slavery ; it stimulated to extraordinary endeavors the derided ...
... feeling the passage of this law aroused everywhere over the Union is a matter of general history . It stirred up in New England the latent hostility to the aggression of slavery ; it stimulated to extraordinary endeavors the derided ...
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