Some of you, gentlemen, may think that I attach an exaggerated importance to a good classification of the statutes, in fact, the old fashioned English lawyer's idea of a satisfactory body of law was a chaos with a full index.
An edition of Essays Upon the Form of the Law
(1870)
Essays Upon the Form of the Law
by Holland, Thomas Erskine Sir
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The phrase "chaos with a full index" has been quoted very often.
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