The Relationship of the Lawyer to the People An Address Before the Twenty Fifth
The Relationship of the Lawyer to the People An Address Before the Twenty Fifth
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If there be no law for the change it must be found or made. We will not be argued into impotency by lawyers. We are not interested in the structure of our government so much as in the exigencies of our life. Life does not center now upon questions of governmental structure, but upon economic questions, upon questions of the very structure and operation of society, of which government is only the instrument. " If we want to know whether this summary is true to the facts, all we have to do is to ...notice and to read the many strong books which are being issued nowadays, and which many people are reading and pon- dering over. It is no longer merely a matter of the muck-raking maga- zine, or the yellow journal. The concluding phrase of this summing up which speaks of government as the instrument of society, is one which should appeal to us as full of hope and encouragement. For one, I am optimistic enough to believe that this new movement is one which is based upon the love of law, and is prompted by a real desire to bring about its reforms in an orderly, peaceful and righteous manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If there be no law for the change it must be found or made. We will not be argued into impotency by lawyers. We are not interested in the structure of our government so much as in the exigencies of our life. Life does not center now upon questions of governmental structure, but upon economic questions, upon questions of the very structure and operation of society, of which government is only the instrument. " If we want to know whether this summary is true to the facts, all we have to do is to ...notice and to read the many strong books which are being issued nowadays, and which many people are reading and pon- dering over. It is no longer merely a matter of the muck-raking maga- zine, or the yellow journal. The concluding phrase of this summing up which speaks of government as the instrument of society, is one which should appeal to us as full of hope and encouragement. For one, I am optimistic enough to believe that this new movement is one which is based upon the love of law, and is prompted by a real desire to bring about its reforms in an orderly, peaceful and righteous manner.
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