Men And Books Famous in the Law
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"Very truly & with the highest respect & esteem.
"Your Friend & Obt. Servt "EDW. LIVINGSTON." -This letter is inserted in a copy of the System of Penal Law for the United States (1828), which is in the Co- lumbia University Law Library inscribed "From the author, to his old and highly respected friend, James Kent." In the same volume the following words were written by Kent: — "Mr. Livingston died at his Residence at Red Hook on the Hudson Monday May 23d, 1836, by reason of drinking cold water ...when very warm on Saturday pre- ceding. The weather had ranged from 82 to 86 on Sat.
Sunday & Monday. He must have been 72 years of age & upwards, for he was admitted atty. of the Supreme Court in October 1784, & in June 1786 he & I tried a Cause together at the Dutchess circuit." Excerpts from Kent's Notes on the Penal Code " (1) Introductory Title The objects of the Legislature in establishing the penal 33 Kent's spelling, punctuation, underlining, etc., have, as far as possible, been followed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Very truly & with the highest respect & esteem.
"Your Friend & Obt. Servt "EDW. LIVINGSTON." -This letter is inserted in a copy of the System of Penal Law for the United States (1828), which is in the Co- lumbia University Law Library inscribed "From the author, to his old and highly respected friend, James Kent." In the same volume the following words were written by Kent: — "Mr. Livingston died at his Residence at Red Hook on the Hudson Monday May 23d, 1836, by reason of drinking cold water ...when very warm on Saturday pre- ceding. The weather had ranged from 82 to 86 on Sat.
Sunday & Monday. He must have been 72 years of age & upwards, for he was admitted atty. of the Supreme Court in October 1784, & in June 1786 he & I tried a Cause together at the Dutchess circuit." Excerpts from Kent's Notes on the Penal Code " (1) Introductory Title The objects of the Legislature in establishing the penal 33 Kent's spelling, punctuation, underlining, etc., have, as far as possible, been followed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hicks, Frederick C. (Frederick Charles), B. 1875 to read onlineMoreLess
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