Fixed Interstate Judicial Relations
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A strong, enterprising, philosophic and militant Bar is coincident with a strong and popular government and a contented people. This is but natural. The demands and practical details of a commercial life are too numerous and exacting to permit of the research, thought and philosophy that falls naturally to the lawyers' lot, however intellectual, educated and able may be the business man.
"And just experience tells, in every soil, That those that think must govern those that toil. " THK TBOUBLE ...WITH THE LAWYERS.
In a word the trouble with the lawj-^ers, in the past, has been an inbred conservatism and caution that engendered antipathy to all change, thereby destroying or greatly reducing the prospect of progress. One would like to find an excuse for this proverbial lack of progress for it rests in temperament and not in reason. The law is a science and the administration of it is a highly technical governmental function. The preparation and qualification for it is purchased only by years of unremitting toil and personal sacrifice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A strong, enterprising, philosophic and militant Bar is coincident with a strong and popular government and a contented people. This is but natural. The demands and practical details of a commercial life are too numerous and exacting to permit of the research, thought and philosophy that falls naturally to the lawyers' lot, however intellectual, educated and able may be the business man.
"And just experience tells, in every soil, That those that think must govern those that toil. " THK TBOUBLE ...WITH THE LAWYERS.
In a word the trouble with the lawj-^ers, in the past, has been an inbred conservatism and caution that engendered antipathy to all change, thereby destroying or greatly reducing the prospect of progress. One would like to find an excuse for this proverbial lack of progress for it rests in temperament and not in reason. The law is a science and the administration of it is a highly technical governmental function. The preparation and qualification for it is purchased only by years of unremitting toil and personal sacrifice.
What to read after Fixed Interstate Judicial Relations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Wall Shelton to read onlineMoreLess
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