History of Michigan, volume 4
History of Michigan, volume 4
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Townsend and Knappen upon the questions of facts, but Mr. Wykes had virtually full charged of the litigation, since the constitutional questions alone were con- sidered by the United States Supreme court. Largely due to the efforts of Mr. Wykes the state won these cases in all the courts, and the prin- ciples maintained by him were forever settled. Concerning his participa- tion in these cases, Congressman, now Senator, Charles E. Townsend, wrote as follows : "I can say truthfully that a very l...arge degree of the success of that case was due, in my judgment to the ability and industry as a lawyer of Mr. Wykes. . . . His knowledge of constitutional questions was of great value to the state, not only in the said railroad cases, but in many others in which the state was a party during the years that he was in the attorney general's office. Every lawyer in the state who has had occasion to investigate the briefs on the constitutional ques- tions involved in the railroad cases will agree with me that they were as strong, clear, and honest an exposition of the constitution as has ever been presented in any case in Michigan, and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Townsend and Knappen upon the questions of facts, but Mr. Wykes had virtually full charged of the litigation, since the constitutional questions alone were con- sidered by the United States Supreme court. Largely due to the efforts of Mr. Wykes the state won these cases in all the courts, and the prin- ciples maintained by him were forever settled. Concerning his participa- tion in these cases, Congressman, now Senator, Charles E. Townsend, wrote as follows : "I can say truthfully that a very l...arge degree of the success of that case was due, in my judgment to the ability and industry as a lawyer of Mr. Wykes. . . . His knowledge of constitutional questions was of great value to the state, not only in the said railroad cases, but in many others in which the state was a party during the years that he was in the attorney general's office. Every lawyer in the state who has had occasion to investigate the briefs on the constitutional ques- tions involved in the railroad cases will agree with me that they were as strong, clear, and honest an exposition of the constitution as has ever been presented in any case in Michigan, and Mr.
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