Many thoughtful men are asking whether the bar is like the Irishman’s hunting dog whose “future was all in the past.”
In pioneer American society, three groups claimed to be “learned professions” and proved the claim by default. They were the preachers, the doctors and the lawyers.
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3 Lincoln Law Review 41 (1930).
Many thoughtful men are asking whether the bar is like the Irishman's hunting dog whose "future was all in the past." In pioneer American society, three groups claimed to be "learned professions" and proved the claim by default. They were the preachers, the doctors and the lawyers.
