The American Commonwealth -Cosimo, Inc., 2007/11/01 - 296 ページ First published in 1888, The American Commonwealth was an instant classic, a three-volume set discussing the political structure of American society, its legal system, and its people with an analysis that is both broad and in-depth. Volume III covers those American institutions that exist beyond the realm of politics. These includes churches, Wall Street, the universities, and railroads. Bryce also covers social topics such as equality, the position of women, and the quality of life in America. Anyone with an interest in politics or American history will find Bryce's commentary penetratingly insightful. British historian VISCOUNT JAMES BRYCE (1838-1922) attended the University of Glasgow and Trinity College, Oxford. He is best known for his scholarship of the Holy Roman Empire. His popular works include Studies in History and Jurisprudence (1901) and Studies in Contemporary Biography (1903). |
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... legislatures the lawyers outnumber the persons belonging to other walks of life . Nevertheless , they have not that hold on politics now which they had in the first and sec- ond generations of the Republic . Politics have , in falling ...
... legislatures the lawyers outnumber the persons belonging to other walks of life . Nevertheless , they have not that hold on politics now which they had in the first and sec- ond generations of the Republic . Politics have , in falling ...
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... legislatures by the action of the Bar , many bad judicial appointments averted . Their influence strengthens the respect of the people for the Constitution , and is felt by the judges when they are called to deal with constitutional ...
... legislatures by the action of the Bar , many bad judicial appointments averted . Their influence strengthens the respect of the people for the Constitution , and is felt by the judges when they are called to deal with constitutional ...
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... legislatures must bear the blame of this procedure , though stronger men on the Bench would more often overrule trivial points of law and expedite convictions . The causes which have lowered the quality of the State judges have been ...
... legislatures must bear the blame of this procedure , though stronger men on the Bench would more often overrule trivial points of law and expedite convictions . The causes which have lowered the quality of the State judges have been ...
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... legislature , as well as the executive machinery of the city , was in the hands of their masters . It would have been vain to expect such people , without fear of God or man before their eyes , to resist the temptations which ...
... legislature , as well as the executive machinery of the city , was in the hands of their masters . It would have been vain to expect such people , without fear of God or man before their eyes , to resist the temptations which ...
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624 ページ - Notwithstanding this laxity, the level of legal attainment is in some cities as high or higher than among either the barristers or the solicitors of London. This is due to the extraordinary excellence of many of the law schools. I do not know if there is anything in which America has advanced more beyond the mother country than in the provision she makes for legal education.
629 ページ - But I am bound to add that some judicious American observers hold that the last thirty years have witnessed a certain decadence in the Bar of the greater cities. They say that the growth of enormously rich and powerful corporations, willing to pay vast sums for questionable services, has seduced the virtue of some counsel whose eminence makes their example important...