...notable effects. Whereunto no one man alone, with all his time and uttermost labours, nor all the actors themselves by themselves out of a Court of Justice,...justice and right, could ever have attained unto.' The presumption in favour of divine assistance appears to be strictly limited to Judges and Judge-made...

...solemn and impressive. In cases of difficulty, he says: 'No man alone with all his uttermost labors, nor all the actors in them, themselves by themselves out of a court of justice, can attain unto a right decision; nor in court without solemn argument where I am persuaded Almighty...

...solution of difficult questions he said : 143 "No one man alone, with all his true and uttermost labors, nor all the actors in them, themselves, by themselves,...of justice, nor in court, without solemn argument could ever have attained the result reached." We are also reminded of his belief that "upon solemn...

...with alibis uttermost labors, uor all the actors in them, can attain unto a right decision ; nor any court without solemn argument, where I am persuaded Almighty God openeth and enlighteneth the understanding of those desirous of justice aud right." One of the most profound of...

...solemn and impressive, lu oases of difficulty, he says: 'No man alone witli all his uttermost labors, nor all the actors in them, themselves by themselves out of a r i'ivi of justice, can attain unto a right decision; nor in court without я >lemu argument where...

...achievements were the result of a collective feat that 'no man alone with all his true and uttermost labours, nor all the actors in them themselves by themselves...of justice, nor in court without solemn argument. . . could ever have attained unto'. 128 Thus the authority of law was the authority of a profession...