Great movements, and those who achieved them (1882)
Nicoll, Henry James · New York, Harper & Bros. · leaf 89
ules SirSamuel Rom illy forms an exception. The interest of his lifedoes not stop when the record of his early labors is finished;indeed, it increases to the end; and, besides having the reputa-tion of a profound lawyer among his legal brethren, he was, inhis lifetime, honored and admired by the… … SIR SAMUKL UOMILLT. o^^^^^^^V ,OStO^_.nBtP^^ 0? coatG>^^^ Roinillifs Parentage. 89 The Memoirs of Romilly, published by his sons, interest-ing as they are, are not so complete nor, in several parts of hislife, so copious as could have been desired. They comprise anarrative by himself of his…
