History of Sangamon County Bar
History of Sangamon County Bar
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J. Condon, who made one of the gamest fights imaginable to gain admission to the Bar. He had been a locomotive engineer, and became involved in the great Wabash strike, although he was opposed to it. He worked hard at the Bar and got a very good grip on the law. A fine specimen of physical manhood.
Tim McGrath came to the Bar in 1885. A very careful, studious lawyer of unblemished character, disposed to be somewhat technical.
A. G. Murray, brother of Judge Murray, and a very good lawyer.
Davis ...McKeown, was assistant State's Attorney under James B. Jones, a careful, painstaking, hard-working lawyer, and a square shooter.
Sidney Breeze, grandson of Judge Sidney Breeze, one of the pio- neer lawyers and judges of Illinois — and himself a lawyer of fine character and ability; and finally, there was Charlie Gibbs, a lawyer with a dark skin but a clean heart, a phil- osopher and a humanitarian, a man who had been severely buffeted by the storms of life, but who retained his fine human sympathy to the last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. Condon, who made one of the gamest fights imaginable to gain admission to the Bar. He had been a locomotive engineer, and became involved in the great Wabash strike, although he was opposed to it. He worked hard at the Bar and got a very good grip on the law. A fine specimen of physical manhood.
Tim McGrath came to the Bar in 1885. A very careful, studious lawyer of unblemished character, disposed to be somewhat technical.
A. G. Murray, brother of Judge Murray, and a very good lawyer.
Davis ...McKeown, was assistant State's Attorney under James B. Jones, a careful, painstaking, hard-working lawyer, and a square shooter.
Sidney Breeze, grandson of Judge Sidney Breeze, one of the pio- neer lawyers and judges of Illinois — and himself a lawyer of fine character and ability; and finally, there was Charlie Gibbs, a lawyer with a dark skin but a clean heart, a phil- osopher and a humanitarian, a man who had been severely buffeted by the storms of life, but who retained his fine human sympathy to the last.
What to read after History of Sangamon County Bar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mcmahon Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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