The Voice of Lincoln
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Wentworth called upon Douglas and insisted upon payment, which shortly after was made, and Brokaw at last received his money. "And what do you suppose Lincoln charged me?" Brokaw says in telling the story. After hearing a few guesses he answers, "He charged me exactly $3. 50 for collecting nearly $600. 00. " Such charges were felt by the lawyers of the Eighth Cir- cuit, with some reason, to be purely Quixotic. They pro- tested and argued, but Lincoln went on serenely charging what he thought hi...s services worth. Ward Lamon who was one of Lincoln's numerous circuit partners says that he and IMPORTANT LAW CASES 63 Lincoln frequently fell out on the matter of fees. On one oc- casion Lamon was particularly incensed. He had charged and received a good sized fee for a case which the two had tried together and won. When Lamon offered Lincoln his share he refused it. The fee was too large, he said, part of it must be refunded and he would not accept a cent until part of it had been refunded. Judge Davis heard of this transac- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wentworth called upon Douglas and insisted upon payment, which shortly after was made, and Brokaw at last received his money. "And what do you suppose Lincoln charged me?" Brokaw says in telling the story. After hearing a few guesses he answers, "He charged me exactly $3. 50 for collecting nearly $600. 00. " Such charges were felt by the lawyers of the Eighth Cir- cuit, with some reason, to be purely Quixotic. They pro- tested and argued, but Lincoln went on serenely charging what he thought hi...s services worth. Ward Lamon who was one of Lincoln's numerous circuit partners says that he and IMPORTANT LAW CASES 63 Lincoln frequently fell out on the matter of fees. On one oc- casion Lamon was particularly incensed. He had charged and received a good sized fee for a case which the two had tried together and won. When Lamon offered Lincoln his share he refused it. The fee was too large, he said, part of it must be refunded and he would not accept a cent until part of it had been refunded. Judge Davis heard of this transac- tion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reuben M Wanamaker to read onlineMoreLess
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