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1 May It Please the Court 1930

handle is hein.beal/zacc0001 and id is 1 raw text is: MAY IT PLEASE THE COURT By JAMES M. BECK, LL.D., D.Lit., Formerly Solicitor General of the United States Author of The Constitution of the United States Member of the American Philosophical Society Honorary Bencher of Gray's Inn Edited by 0. R. McGUIRE, A.M., S.J.D. of the Virginia Bar Those who design to be partakers in the government should be sure to remember those two precepts of Plato; first, to make the safety and interest of their citizens the great aim and design of all their thoughts and endeavors, without ever considering their own personal advantages; and, secondly, so as to take care of the whole collective body of the Republic, as not to serve the interest of any one party, to the prejudice or neglect of all the rest. Cicero, The Offices, No. XXV. NEW YORK THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 1930

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