Address By Edwin A. Alderman ... On the Life of William Hooper
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Tory outbreaks and internal rebellion were (juicklv crushed, and the evils of war were confined to the northern provinces. The courts of law, long silent, were reopened, and the state laid olY into six judicial districts, afterwards increased to eight. His beloved friend, James Iredell, through his own efforts, became one of the Judges of the new court. "'I shall now open my law books," he declared.
There is nothing lovelier in our revolutionarv historv than the friendship of Iredell and Hooper.... Well-born, scholarly, refined, single-minded, law3'ers from love of the law and its practice, they stood for all in all to each other, in an isolated country and a rude age.
Happy in each other's company, on horseback or in stick gigs, they traversed the new State from Wil- mington to Salisburv, riding the circuit of the six districts in their semi-annual progresses. "Life is supportable when Ho(t})er is with me'' savs Iredell.
Together they endured all the hardships incident to their life — bad inns, crowded (|uarters, wrangling" attorneys, choleric judges, suspicious clients — and to- gether they eagerly enjoyed the hospitalities and fes- tivities of the cheerful homes which opened their doors 45 to them in Halifax.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tory outbreaks and internal rebellion were (juicklv crushed, and the evils of war were confined to the northern provinces. The courts of law, long silent, were reopened, and the state laid olY into six judicial districts, afterwards increased to eight. His beloved friend, James Iredell, through his own efforts, became one of the Judges of the new court. "'I shall now open my law books," he declared.
There is nothing lovelier in our revolutionarv historv than the friendship of Iredell and Hooper.... Well-born, scholarly, refined, single-minded, law3'ers from love of the law and its practice, they stood for all in all to each other, in an isolated country and a rude age.
Happy in each other's company, on horseback or in stick gigs, they traversed the new State from Wil- mington to Salisburv, riding the circuit of the six districts in their semi-annual progresses. "Life is supportable when Ho(t})er is with me'' savs Iredell.
Together they endured all the hardships incident to their life — bad inns, crowded (|uarters, wrangling" attorneys, choleric judges, suspicious clients — and to- gether they eagerly enjoyed the hospitalities and fes- tivities of the cheerful homes which opened their doors 45 to them in Halifax.
What to read after Address By Edwin A. Alderman ... On the Life of William Hooper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alderman, Edwin Anderson, 1861- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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