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Article: For Eugene Rostow.(Testimonial)
- Article from:
- The Yale Law Journal
- Article date:
- October 1, 2003
- Author:
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The two-handed saw is a forester's instrument that two men use, one at each end, sawing in reciprocating rhythm. The blade of the best two-handed saws balances a sharpened stiffness with a shimmering flexion; its use requires individual strength and skill at cooperation. Because Gene Rostow too combined these opposing qualities--indeed had them in abundance--it is especially noteworthy that one day, using such a saw as a young man in New England, he severely injured his back, keeping him out of active service in World War II and causing recurrent difficulties throughout his gallant life.
Was he unyielding for just a moment when giving in would have spared him? ...
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