Professional Training As An Element of Success And Conservative Influence a Lec
Professional Training As An Element of Success And Conservative Influence a Lec
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1861.
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL, 11 January, 1861. Hon. EMORY WASHBURN, Dear Sir: At a meeting of the School, this day held, it was unanimously voted to present to you the thanks of the School for the lecture with which you to-day closed the exercises of the term. We wish to assure you that your parting words shall not be unheeded, and that, however far we may go from the scene of common labor here, we never can forget the wisdom and kindness which have always marked all your relations to us, and of w...hich the lecture this day is only one example.
Unwilling to trust its teachings to memory alone, the School has instructed us to ask of you a copy for publication. In the name of the School we now make that request.
We are, dear Sir, with great respect, your obedient servants, MICHAEL W. ROBINSON, EDWIN H. ABBOT, HENRY A. WHITE, Committee.
WRIGHT & POTTER, Printers, 4 Spring Lane, Boston.
DANE HALL, January 14, 1861. Messrs. MICHAEL W. ROBINSON, EDWIN H. ABBOT, and HENRY A. WHITE, Gentlemen : In complying with the flattering request which you have so kindly and courteously communicated to me, I have yielded my own prefer- ences and judgment to the expressed wishes of others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1861.
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL, 11 January, 1861. Hon. EMORY WASHBURN, Dear Sir: At a meeting of the School, this day held, it was unanimously voted to present to you the thanks of the School for the lecture with which you to-day closed the exercises of the term. We wish to assure you that your parting words shall not be unheeded, and that, however far we may go from the scene of common labor here, we never can forget the wisdom and kindness which have always marked all your relations to us, and of w...hich the lecture this day is only one example.
Unwilling to trust its teachings to memory alone, the School has instructed us to ask of you a copy for publication. In the name of the School we now make that request.
We are, dear Sir, with great respect, your obedient servants, MICHAEL W. ROBINSON, EDWIN H. ABBOT, HENRY A. WHITE, Committee.
WRIGHT & POTTER, Printers, 4 Spring Lane, Boston.
DANE HALL, January 14, 1861. Messrs. MICHAEL W. ROBINSON, EDWIN H. ABBOT, and HENRY A. WHITE, Gentlemen : In complying with the flattering request which you have so kindly and courteously communicated to me, I have yielded my own prefer- ences and judgment to the expressed wishes of others.
What to read after Professional Training As An Element of Success And Conservative Influence a Lec?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emory Washburn to read onlineMoreLess
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