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Most of you also would probably agree with me that no teaching which a man receives from others at all approaches in importance what he does for himself, and that one who simply has been a docile pupil has got but a very little way. But I do think that in the thor- oughness of their training, and in the systematic char- acter of their knowledge, the young men of the present day start better equipped when they begin their practical experience than it was possible for their predecessors to have b...een. And although no school can boast a mo- nopoly of promising young men, Cambridge, of course, has its full proportion of them at our bar ; and I do think that the methods of teaching here bear fruits in their work, I sometimes hear a wish expressed by the impatient, that the teaching here should be more practical. I re- member that a very wise and able man said to a friend 38 THE USE OF LAW SCHOOLS.
of mine when he was beginning his professional life, "Don't know too much law," and I think we all can imagine cases where the warning would be useful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most of you also would probably agree with me that no teaching which a man receives from others at all approaches in importance what he does for himself, and that one who simply has been a docile pupil has got but a very little way. But I do think that in the thor- oughness of their training, and in the systematic char- acter of their knowledge, the young men of the present day start better equipped when they begin their practical experience than it was possible for their predecessors to have b...een. And although no school can boast a mo- nopoly of promising young men, Cambridge, of course, has its full proportion of them at our bar ; and I do think that the methods of teaching here bear fruits in their work, I sometimes hear a wish expressed by the impatient, that the teaching here should be more practical. I re- member that a very wise and able man said to a friend 38 THE USE OF LAW SCHOOLS.
of mine when he was beginning his professional life, "Don't know too much law," and I think we all can imagine cases where the warning would be useful.
What to read after Speeches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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