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The Soviets' delegation at Genoa, through Comrade Rakowsky, has given an ingenious explanation justifying Russia's confiscation,--or "expropriation", to use the preferred Bolshevik term,--of allens' private property Pointing to the right of eminent domain exercised by all "bourgeois" governments, they declare that under the Russian scheme the same...
When the play itself was first produced in France, several eminent critics declared that in this work Sacha Guitry had attained the height of his literary career.
"The report was adopted by the section of legal education and in order to obtain further support for its propositions, the committee called a conference at Washington of a number of eminent practitioners and law examiners to consider additional requirements for admission to the bar. At this conference interesting speeches...
"The Shropshire Lad" of A. E. Housman, formerly available only in an English edition is now offered on the poetry list of Amy Holt. This beautiful collection of truly Greek poems by an eminent Greek scholar is not generally known, particularly in this country. Its publication by Henry Holt is...
The Harvard Law Review, founded in 1887 by a few students of the Law School, is the oldest of student legal publications. The management is entirely in the hands of a board feditors elected annually from the highest standing men in the second and third year classes. While these men...