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“

Let us throw those lawyers into the river.

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— François Joseph Lefebvre to Napoleon on 18 Brumaire
The History of Napoleon Bonaparte by John S. C. Abbott (1883)

Fragment of De Consolatione Philosophiae and Le Confort D'ami from a 14th century French manuscript

The philosopher Boethius

I'm an American high school student from Massachusetts with a passion in history, philosophy, and law along with an additional interest pertaining to sociology and higher education. I write and edit primarily on topics concerning constitutional law and legal scholarship. I brought the articles John Hart Ely, Apion family, and Quintin Johnstone to achieve Good article status. All my edits are done manually.

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Boethius – Roman philosopher
Ulfilas — Gothic preacher
Apion (family) – Roman family
Hoover Institution – American think tank
Paul Freedman – American medievalist
Traugott Lawler — American medievalist
Edward Kennard Rand — American classicist
Danielle Allen – American classicist
Dumas Malone – American historian
Thomas Hodgkin – British historian
Thomas Sowell – American economist
Julian Simon – American economist
Dorcas Hardy — American government official
Sam Carling – British MP
Ketanji Brown Jackson — American justice
Clarence Thomas – American justice
Antonin Scalia — American justice
Byron White – American justice
John Roberts — American justice
Neil Gorsuch — American justice
Patricia Wald — American judge
Henry Friendly — American judge
Learned Hand — American judge
Goodwin Liu – American judge
James C. Ho — American judge
Originalism – Legal philosophy
John Hart Ely – American legal scholar
Quintin Johnstone — American legal scholar
Akhil Reed Amar – American legal scholar
Nadine Strossen — American legal scholar
John F. Manning — American legal scholar
Randy Barnett – American legal scholar
Brian Lamb – American journalist
David Brading — British historian
Eric Cervini — American historian
Aziz Suryal Atiya – Egyptian Coptic scholar
Dixie – American region
Deep Springs College – American college
Minouche Shafik – British-American academic
University of Munich — German university
Scott Joplin — American composer
Joshua Rifkin – American musician
Ernst Kitzinger – German-American Byzantinist
John Rawls – American philosopher
Richard F. Casten — American physicist
E. O. Wilson — American biologist and entomologist
Joseph Murray — Nobel laureate
Frederick Banting – Nobel laureate
Bert Hölldobler – German scientist
Robert Lue – American scientist
Henry F. Schaefer III – American chemist
Jonathan Haidt – American psychologist
Kim Ung-yong — South Korean engineer
Edward Brooke — American senator
Clayton Sam White — American physician
Ute Wartenberg — German numismatist
University of Vienna — Austrian university
Niall Ferguson — English historian
John Demers – American lawyer