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“A tendency toward enthusiasm and a chivalrous instinct have more than once been weighed as evidence of a lack of judgment.”

Quote by Lloyd Paul Stryker

Book:For the Defense: Thomas Erskine: The Most Enlightened Liberal of His Times, 1750-1823

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For the Defense: Thomas Erskine: The Most Enlightened Liberal of His Times, 1750-1823

The book offers a comprehensive look at Thomas Erskine's life, focusing on his legal practice, his defense of prisoners, and his advocacy for civil liberties. It examines Erskine's role in shaping the legal and political landscape of his time, highlighting his influence on contemporary liberal thought and his enduring legacy. more

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Lloyd Paul Stryker

Lloyd Paul Stryker (1885-1955) was a renowned author whose works spanned various genres, including novels, poetry, and drama. Stryker's writing style was distinctive and well-received by readers. more

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