Autobiography
Autobiography
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In the fall of 1842, I went to Chicago and entered as a law student in the office of Col. R. J. Hamilton, where I remained until the fall of 1843, when I obtained a situation in the office of Scammon & Judd, Mr. Scammon was at that time reporter for the Illinois Supreme Court and a large amount of clerical work had to be done, and I was allowed a small stipend for working as his clerk.
There were at that time in the City of Chicago twelve lawyers, as I now recall them, and two law students besi...des myself, one of whom was E. S. Williams, afterwards "Judge Williams, " who held courts in Chicago and 41 Waukegan for many years. The other law student in Chicago at that time was Joshua L. Marsh. WiHiams and myself were examined for admission to the bar in the month of December, 1844, and admitted during that winter.
Mr. Scammon had issued two volumes of Scammon's Reports when I went with him, and the third was practically completed, so that it was published in the spring of 1844, and during the summer and autumn of 1844 the fourth volume of Scammon was completed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the fall of 1842, I went to Chicago and entered as a law student in the office of Col. R. J. Hamilton, where I remained until the fall of 1843, when I obtained a situation in the office of Scammon & Judd, Mr. Scammon was at that time reporter for the Illinois Supreme Court and a large amount of clerical work had to be done, and I was allowed a small stipend for working as his clerk.
There were at that time in the City of Chicago twelve lawyers, as I now recall them, and two law students besi...des myself, one of whom was E. S. Williams, afterwards "Judge Williams, " who held courts in Chicago and 41 Waukegan for many years. The other law student in Chicago at that time was Joshua L. Marsh. WiHiams and myself were examined for admission to the bar in the month of December, 1844, and admitted during that winter.
Mr. Scammon had issued two volumes of Scammon's Reports when I went with him, and the third was practically completed, so that it was published in the spring of 1844, and during the summer and autumn of 1844 the fourth volume of Scammon was completed.
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