...from his premises. Law was always treated by him as a science, founded on established principles." " He rose at once to the loftiest heights of professional...Papinian, omnes longo post se intervallo reliquerit." " His manners were gentle, affable and kind ; — and he appeared to be frank, liberal and courteous...

...from his premises. Law was always treated by him as a science, founded on established principles." " He rose at once to the loftiest heights of professional...Papinian, omnes longo post se intervallo reliquerit." " His manners were gentle, affable and kind ; — and he appeared to be frank, liberal and courteous...

...21, 1836. " AMONG his brethren Hamilton was indisputably preeminent. This was universally conceded. He rose at once to the loftiest heights of professional...Papinian, omnes longo post se intervallo reliquer.it. A few reminiscences of the display of his genius and eloquence may not be uninteresting to the gentlemen...

...was indisputably pre-eminent. This was universally conceded. He rose at once to the loftiest height of professional eminence, by his profound penetration,...reference to his associates, as was said of Papinian, or'ines longo post se intervallo reliquit." He declined the post of chief justice, and when he died...

...from his premises. Law was always treated by him as a science, founded on established principles." " He rose at once to the loftiest heights of professional...Papinian, omnes longo post se intervallo reliquerit." " His manners were gentle, affable and kind ; — and he appeared to be frank, liberal and courteous...

...21, 1836. " AMONG his brethren Hamilton was indisputably preeminent. This was universally conceded. He rose at once to the loftiest heights of professional...was said of Papinian, omnes longo post se intervallo rdiquerit. A few reminiscences of the display of his genius and eloquence may not be uninteresting...

...thinking of the lime." Chancellor Kent, who was one of Hamilton's warmest admirers, says of him that — " He rose at once to the loftiest heights of professional...Papinian : ' Omnes longo post se intervallo reliquerit." " There is not much to choose between the praise of the quondam foe and of the constant friend. Both...

...thinking of tho lime." Chancellor Kent, who was one of Hamilton's warmest admirers, says of him that — " He rose at once to the loftiest heights of professional...his associates, as was said of Papinian : ' Omnes lo,igo post se intervallo reliquerit.' " There is not much to choose between the praise of the quondam...

...men in estimating Hamilton's ability have exhausted the superlatives. Chancellor Kent said of him : "He rose at once to the loftiest heights of professional...and integrity of his character. We may say of him, as was said of Papinian, 'Omnes longo post se intervallo reliquerit'. " Judge Ambrose Spencer, of the...

...transactions, amiable in society, and duly valuing virtue in private life." Chancellor Kent pays a tribute to "his profound penetration, his power of analysis,...firmness, frankness, and integrity of his character." Like all great men, perhaps, Hamilton was conscious of his power; and at times it made him self-assertive...