...within the next four years. In Hammond's edition, ix. we are told that, "There is abundant evidence of the immediate absorption of nearly twenty-five...colonies before the Declaration of Independence." Besides, an edition of that monumental work was published in Philadelphia in 1771-72. The American...

...professor of English law at any University ; and he published his first volume of lectures in 1765. '' There is abundant evidence," if we may rely upon the...nearly twenty-five hundred copies of the commentaries iu the thirteen colonies before the Declaration of Independence. . . . Upon all questions of private...

...professor of English law at any English university; and he published his first volume of lectures in 1765. 'There is abundant evidence,' if we may rely upon...thirteen colonies before the Declaration of independence. * * » Upon all questions of private law, at least, this work stood for the law itself throughout the...

...professor of English law at any English University; and he published his first volume of lectures in 1765. "There is abundant evidence," if we may rely upon...twenty-five hundred copies of the commentaries in the 1 Green Bag. vii. 157. 2 Ibid. 153. thirteen colonies before the Declaration of Independence. . . ....

...territories and regions hereby granted.' Kent aqd 71 Thayer, The Teaching of English Law at Blackstone. Universities in Harvard Law Review, vol. IX., p. 170...Thayer, John Marshall, 1901, p. 6: ' When Marshall and ,,,,, " , • . ,, , , Blackstone. Marshall was about eighteen years old he began to study Blackstone......

...work inspired me at the age of fifteen with awe, and I fondly determined to be a lawyer."..."There is abundant evidence," if we may rely upon the authority...and Marshall was about eighteen years old he began to study Blackstone...He seems to have found a copy of Blackstone in his father's house..Just now the...

...finding Blackstonc's Commentaries, I read the four volumes.. .The work Inspired me at the age of fifieen with awe, and I fondly determined to be a lawyer."..."...colonies before the Declaration of Independence."' 71 Thayer, John Marshall, 1901, p. 6: ' When Mankallmii Marshall was about eighteen years old he began...

...copies of the Commentaries had been sold in America than in England itself. There is abundant evidence of the immediate absorption of nearly twenty-five...thirteen colonies before the Declaration of Independence. The natural result must have been that this work became the standard authority at once upon law in...

...Commentaries, I read the four volumes. . . . The work inspired me at the age of fifteen with awe, nnd I fondly determined to be a lawyer.' . . . ' There...colonies before the Declaration of Independence.' " "Thayer, John Marshall, 1901, p. 6: "When Marshall was about eighteen years old he began to study...

...within the next four years. In Hammond's edition, ix. we are told that, "There is abundant evidence of the immediate absorption of nearly twenty-five...in the thirteen colonies before the Declaration of Independance. ' ' Besides, an edition of that monumental work was published in Philadelphia in 1771-72....