Ethics of the Practice of the Law (Classic Reprint)

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FB&C Limited, 05.07.2015 - 98 Seiten
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Strong nerves and a young heart make the prospect in life eminently cheerful, the vanity of the struggle being as yet relegated to the keeping of the aged. What brighter career to be pictured than the practitioner full of the joy ous inexperience of youth, strong in confidence, in skill yet untried.

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Thomas Hughes was an English lawyer, politician, and author best known for his semi-autobiographical classic Tom Brown s School Days. Trained as a lawyer, Hughes was appointed a county-court judge before being elected to the British Parliament. Hughes was also a committed social reformer, and was one of the founders and later principal of Working Men s College. His interest in social structures led him to become involved with the model village, and he later founded a settlement that experimented with utopian life in Tennessee. In addition to Tom Brown, Hughes penned The Scouring of the White Horse, Tom Brown at Oxford, Life of Alfred the Great, and Memoir of a Brother. He died in 1896.

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