The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 7 |
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A person ' , says Mr. Jevons , ' intending to become an attorney or solicitor , before being selected , is required — unless he be a university graduate , or have passed one of certain university examinations — to pass a preliminary ...
A person ' , says Mr. Jevons , ' intending to become an attorney or solicitor , before being selected , is required — unless he be a university graduate , or have passed one of certain university examinations — to pass a preliminary ...
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The first and most plain thing to do is to establish an examination for the Bar . On the surface of the matter our policy is now ridiculous . We give barristers , as such , a monopoly of many important offices on the ground that they ...
The first and most plain thing to do is to establish an examination for the Bar . On the surface of the matter our policy is now ridiculous . We give barristers , as such , a monopoly of many important offices on the ground that they ...
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But it will not of itself train a great lawyer ; and reading for an examination exactly supplies its defects . An examiner , wanting to test pupils , gets hold of the ' problems ' of his subject - those points which are not yet worked ...
But it will not of itself train a great lawyer ; and reading for an examination exactly supplies its defects . An examiner , wanting to test pupils , gets hold of the ' problems ' of his subject - those points which are not yet worked ...
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Physics and Politics 1872 | 13 |
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