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The Life and Public Services of Simon Sterne
This Is A New Release Of The Original 1903 Edition.
LIFE & PUBLIC SERVICES OF SIMO
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The Life Public Services of Simon Sterne (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from The Life Public Services of Simon Sterne The following pages are designed to perpetuate the memory of a man whose life was devoted to the service of humanity. Simon Sterne never held executive office, but he did much to raise the standard of responsibility attached to the adminis tration of a public trust he never sat in the State or National Legislature, but no man of his genera tion exercised so much influence in elevating the character oflegislative methods he never occupied a place on the Bench, but the interpretation of the law affecting railroads and corporations owes more to him than any one of his contemporaries. His life was full of activity, and from his twenty second...
