Trial of Judge Earle Reflections from a Legal Career
A long narrative recounts the trial and defense of Judge Earle, detailing the courtroom scene, the defense counsel's strategy, and the judge's character. It reflects on Earle's political stance as a States rights advocate, his personal life as a lifelong bachelor, and his decline amid mounting pressures, ending with thoughts on virtue, ambition, and the fate of a man devoted to law.
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Co-education argued in drive for shared studies and sexes
An essay advocates co education of the sexes in public schools, citing St Louis models and state board views. It argues mixed classes improve instruction, discipline, and social development, notes benefits for girls in math and boys in literature, and warns against strict single sex schooling. It emphasizes natural relations and shared study as a path to healthier youth.
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St. Louis
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