The Lives of Twelve Eminent Judges of the Last And of the Present Century 2
The Lives of Twelve Eminent Judges of the Last And of the Present Century 2
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The bul- letin of his exploits, which consisted in constant drilling, is best told in the words of one of his company, the amusing anecdotist, Mr. Espinasse.
" The Lincoln's Inn corps was formed when all ranks of the people were arming, not wholly composed of members of the bar, or attornies, but admitted into its ranks every description of respectable persons in any way connected with the pro- fession ; of this description were the officers of the Court, and the stationers and their clerks emp...loyed in professional busi- ness in the neighbourhood of the inns of Court. Sir William Grant, then Master of the Rolls, was chosen to command us ; he was selected for that honourable post, it being understood that he had been attorney-general of Lower Canada, and car- ried arms at the siege of Quebec when it was invested by the American general, Montgomery. He took the title of major- commandant; and our other officers were, the Honourable Henry Legge, Templeman, and Pitcairne. We mustered about seventy, and numbered among us Lords Redesdale and EUenborough, Sir Vicary Gibbs, and Dampier; the heir- 204 LIFE OF SIR WILLIAM GRANT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bul- letin of his exploits, which consisted in constant drilling, is best told in the words of one of his company, the amusing anecdotist, Mr. Espinasse.
" The Lincoln's Inn corps was formed when all ranks of the people were arming, not wholly composed of members of the bar, or attornies, but admitted into its ranks every description of respectable persons in any way connected with the pro- fession ; of this description were the officers of the Court, and the stationers and their clerks emp...loyed in professional busi- ness in the neighbourhood of the inns of Court. Sir William Grant, then Master of the Rolls, was chosen to command us ; he was selected for that honourable post, it being understood that he had been attorney-general of Lower Canada, and car- ried arms at the siege of Quebec when it was invested by the American general, Montgomery. He took the title of major- commandant; and our other officers were, the Honourable Henry Legge, Templeman, and Pitcairne. We mustered about seventy, and numbered among us Lords Redesdale and EUenborough, Sir Vicary Gibbs, and Dampier; the heir- 204 LIFE OF SIR WILLIAM GRANT.
What to read after The Lives of Twelve Eminent Judges of the Last And of the Present Century 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William C William Charles Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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