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第 86 頁
... Court and thus was able to extricate him- self from New York politics , exclaimed , " Thank God ! " so Judge Parker ... Court of Appeals , " he said . “ I shall neither em- barrass the court by my opinions nor use the dignity of the ...
... Court and thus was able to extricate him- self from New York politics , exclaimed , " Thank God ! " so Judge Parker ... Court of Appeals , " he said . “ I shall neither em- barrass the court by my opinions nor use the dignity of the ...
第 98 頁
... Court , I am rendering a public service and may continue to do so for many years ; but the Su- preme Court must not be dragged into politics , and no man is as essential to his country's well - being as is the sustained integrity of the ...
... Court , I am rendering a public service and may continue to do so for many years ; but the Su- preme Court must not be dragged into politics , and no man is as essential to his country's well - being as is the sustained integrity of the ...
第 327 頁
... Court whose jurisdiction included the Virginias and the Carolinas ; his fellow members on the Judiciary Committee urged President Wilson to appoint him , but the president passed him by . This was a sore disappointment to Davis , one of ...
... Court whose jurisdiction included the Virginias and the Carolinas ; his fellow members on the Judiciary Committee urged President Wilson to appoint him , but the president passed him by . This was a sore disappointment to Davis , one of ...
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