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Article: William D. Rogers (1927-2007).(Testimonial)
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- American Journal of International Law
- Article date:
- January 1, 2008
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Rogers, a devotee of fox hunting, died [September 22, 2007, at age 80] during a hunt after suffering a heart attack while riding his favorite horse, Isaiah.... [He] was declared dead almost immediately by a doctor participating in the fox hunt. An Episcopal priest was called, the hounds were collected and the hunters gathered for a short service on the spot. "One by one, they rode past him and tipped their hats." ([dagger])
William D. Rogers, as he readily volunteered to an interviewer in 1999, "had more than a full life," (1) and his death was suitably poetic. What better end to a life well and usefully lived can one desire than to depart this world in an ...
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