James Wilson Patriot And the Wilson Doctrine
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The words of Thucydides, where he says: It is cruel and de- destable to treat him as an enemy who is willing to submit his case to an arbitration. " Speaking of the United States Constitutional Convention, John Marshall Harlan, now the senior Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, in 1900, said of Wilson:* " He was recognized as the most learned member of that notable body. Webster said that Justice was the great interest of man on earth. Of Justice, as illustrated by the science of... the law, Wilson had been an earnest devotee from his early manhood. In the highest and best sense he was a great lawyer. Still more, he had become a master in the science of government. He was therefore preeminently qualified to take part in laying the foundations of institutions under which the rights of man would be secure against the assaults of power. What a privilege it was to look upon that convention of patriots and statesmen the wisest assemblage of public servants that ever convened at any time in the history of the world no one of them wiser than James Wilson.
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The words of Thucydides, where he says: It is cruel and de- destable to treat him as an enemy who is willing to submit his case to an arbitration. " Speaking of the United States Constitutional Convention, John Marshall Harlan, now the senior Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, in 1900, said of Wilson:* " He was recognized as the most learned member of that notable body. Webster said that Justice was the great interest of man on earth. Of Justice, as illustrated by the science of... the law, Wilson had been an earnest devotee from his early manhood. In the highest and best sense he was a great lawyer. Still more, he had become a master in the science of government. He was therefore preeminently qualified to take part in laying the foundations of institutions under which the rights of man would be secure against the assaults of power. What a privilege it was to look upon that convention of patriots and statesmen the wisest assemblage of public servants that ever convened at any time in the history of the world no one of them wiser than James Wilson.
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