 | 1835 - 804 sayfa
...which may not be exacted without tyranny or oppression, without degrading ourselves or dishonoring you. The effect of this system, in inspiring a high and...experience, and redounds to the praise of its authors. That it has not secured a regular discharge of all academical duties, or prevented the disorders which... | |
 | Edward Ingle - 1896 - 410 sayfa
...accusation but from the countenance of the accused. His honor is the only witness to which we appeal. . . . The effect of this system in inspiring a high and...experience, and redounds to the praise of its authors. That it has not secured a regular discharge of all academical duties, or prevented the disorders which... | |
 | 1901 - 372 sayfa
...professor of law, declared: "Spies and informers have no countenance among us. We receive no accusation but from the conscience of the accused. His honor is the...scrupulous sense of honor and a scorn of all disingenuous artifices has been ascertained by long experence and redounds to the praise of its authors." (See QUARTERLY... | |
 | Lyon Gardiner Tyler - 1904 - 24 sayfa
...accusation but from the conscience of the accused. His honor is the only witness to which we appeal. * * * The effect of this system in inspiring a high and scrupulous sense of honor and a scorn of all disengenuous artifice has been ascertained by long experience and redounds to the praise of its authors."... | |
 | 1906 - 372 sayfa
...accusation but from the conscience of the accused. His honor is the only witness to which we appeal. * * * The effect of this system in inspiring a high and scrupulous sense of honor and a scorn of all disengenuous artifice has been ascertained by long experience and redounds to the praise of its authors."... | |
 | Lyon Gardiner Tyler - 1907 - 304 sayfa
...accusation but from the conscience of the accused. His honor is the only witness to which we appeal. . . . The effect of this system in inspiring a high and...scrupulous sense of honor and a scorn of all disingenuous artifices has been ascertained by long experience, and redounds to the praise of its authors." A GALAXY... | |
 | 1907 - 456 sayfa
...accusation but from the conscience of the accused. His honor is the only witness to which we appeal. * * * The effect of this system in inspiring a high and scrupulous sense of honor and a scorn of disingenuous artif1ce has been ascertained by long experience, and redounds to the praise of its authors."... | |
 | Lyon Gardiner Tyler - 1907 - 298 sayfa
...system in inspiring a high and scrupulous sense of honor and a scorn of all disingenuous artifices has been ascertained by long experience, and redounds to the praise of its authors." A GALAXY OF JUDGES, ALUMNI OF THE COLLEGE. 1. St. George Tucker. 2. John Blair, Jr. 8. George Wythe.... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson Wertenbaker - 1910 - 252 sayfa
...requirements, but a pledge that such regulations as we have found it necessary to make will be enforced .... The effect of this system in inspiring a high and...artifice, has been ascertained by long experience." 5 A society in which grew up such a system as this could have no place for the petty artifices of the... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson Wertenbaker - 1910 - 260 sayfa
...requirements, but a pledge that such regulations as we have found it necessary to make will be enforced .... The effect of this system in inspiring a high and...disingenuous artifice, has been ascertained by long experience."8 A society in which grew up such a system as this could have no place for the petty artifices... | |
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The effect of this system, in inspiring a high and scrupulous sense of honor and a scorn of all disingenuous artifice has been ascertained by long experience, and redounds to the praise of its authors. 
