Living Zenas the Lawyer and the sacred duty of law
A fragment from June 27 discusses the profession of law as a sacred calling and moral test. It praises historic lawyers and clergymen, urges integrity, condemns bribery and unethical practice, and warns that Sabbath observance and Christian faith must guide judicial work and professional conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmage'e Suriain
Ottus
Young
Joinadty
Zanes
Paul
Nero
Lashax
Avery
Felix
Bun ‘Ba
Tus
Migokatiew
Gree
Wilberforce
Emapalpejar
Nnts
Benjamin F. Buter
Cygomerel
New York
Charles Chaupery
Tower of the Philadsphla Ber
Justin Marshall
Tenterden End
Oliver Crowell
Menibera
Pelea “Wong
Zorulah
Dohnson
Horne
Jong
Stiert
Astor
Iidehoud
Thaye
Jong Ani
Linzore
Marioe Lawsere
T Teltevi
Chin Land
Abis
Witton Lord
Coke
Rocklows
George McKenzie
Gey
Fallaturgh
Christ
Titus
Juan
Asmesia
Sini
Zeus
Brogan
Lord Brougham
Paine
Thomas Paine
Supreme Court of Beaver
Thanecive
Yay Tors
Yan
Abe
Delag
Ieee
Ormtor
George Briggs
Mussschuestts
John McLean
Supreme Court
United States
Sanday Eaton
God
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Zenas the Lawyer
DR. Talmage
Bouthford
Tie Platfarn
Princeton College Oosi
Taancuyet
Ube Itary
Siacul
Bueke
Faiuona
Warren Haatngs
Monet
Conienena
Feila
Zepus
Ibis
Chante
Tigerliner Springer
Lord Casthoreagh
Thomas
Witerforce
Castlereaph
Bath
Jomes Hale