University of Pennsylvania : the Proceedings At the Dedication of the New Building of the Department of Law, February 21st And 22nd, 1900
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I have to express my great regret that I have not had time to prepare on any department of the law an address suitable to this important occasion, which has drawn together eminent Judges and Professors from all parts of the United States. But I ought not to let the establishment and dedication of the new law school of 122 Address of Gerard Brown Finch.
this University pass without a few observations on some points connected with the law of England, that seem to me interesting and important ; an...d I feel assured that my few almost extemporized remarks will receive a kind indulgence at your hands.
The field of our common law is one of vast interest to the student. The law furnishes the framework in which society exists. The cases that are dealt with in the courts reveal -to us details of the daily life and mutual relations of the people in the times in which they arise ; and the remedies afforded mark the stage of development of its legal and ethical sense.
But it is not as I have said of any department of the law that I wish to speak ; but in considering the develop- ment of the law there are two features which are of especial interest to me, one of them — paradoxical as it may sound — is a process of reversion, reversion to the ancient political ideas of the Anglo-Saxon race ; the other is an outcome of the moral growth of the people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have to express my great regret that I have not had time to prepare on any department of the law an address suitable to this important occasion, which has drawn together eminent Judges and Professors from all parts of the United States. But I ought not to let the establishment and dedication of the new law school of 122 Address of Gerard Brown Finch.
this University pass without a few observations on some points connected with the law of England, that seem to me interesting and important ; an...d I feel assured that my few almost extemporized remarks will receive a kind indulgence at your hands.
The field of our common law is one of vast interest to the student. The law furnishes the framework in which society exists. The cases that are dealt with in the courts reveal -to us details of the daily life and mutual relations of the people in the times in which they arise ; and the remedies afforded mark the stage of development of its legal and ethical sense.
But it is not as I have said of any department of the law that I wish to speak ; but in considering the develop- ment of the law there are two features which are of especial interest to me, one of them — paradoxical as it may sound — is a process of reversion, reversion to the ancient political ideas of the Anglo-Saxon race ; the other is an outcome of the moral growth of the people.
What to read after University of Pennsylvania : the Proceedings At the Dedication of the New Building of the Department of Law, February 21st And 22nd, 1900?
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