Servants of the Law by Burrill Donald R.;

Author:Burrill, Donald R.;
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 662233
Publisher: University Press of America, Incorporated

It is not implausible that what Field says is true. Yet in the face of what did transpire, what could Field have said that would have been more demeaning to Terry, for Terry to hear from his judicial adversary that his vaunted professions of honesty and trust would have been publicly reduced to abject compliance, for fear of losing some money?

NOTES

1. David Boden. “Terry’s Justification.” The Wasp Magazine (1933), vol. LV, 3.

2. James O ‘Meara. Pioneer Senators: Broderick and Gwin (San Francisco: Bacon & Co. 1881) 226. See also, Carrol Douglas Hall. The Terry-Broderick Duel (San Francisco: The Colt Press, 1939) and Jeremiah Lynch. A Senator for the Fifties. San Francisco. (1911).

3. ——— Pioneer Senators, 220.

4. ——— Pioneer Senators, 227.

5. David Boden. Wasp. Cited in A. Russell Buchanan, David S. Terry of California: Dueling Judge (San Marino CA: The Huntington Library Press, 1956). 97.

6. Oscar T. Shuck. Bench and Bar in California (San Francisco: Occidental Printing House 1888). 287.

7. The Morning Call, September 13, 1859.

8. James O ‘Meara, Pioneer Senators, 242.

9. ——— Pioneer Senators, 240. See also. Shuck. Bench and Bar. 291.

10. Oscar T. Shuck, Bench and Bar. 289.

11. September 13, 1859.

12. A. Russell Buchanan, Dueling Judge, 104.

13. James O’ Meara, Pioneer Senators, 245–246.

14. ——— Pioneer Senators, 247.

15. A. Russell Buchanan, Dueling Judge, 108.

16. James O’ Meara, Pioneer Senators, 242.

17. Stephen J. Field. Personal Reminiscences of Early days in California (New York: De Capo Press 1969, reprint of 1898). 102.

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