Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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IVtill the advent of the spoken language an era of moral eon-seiousuess was ushered in. Out of this period of moral eon-seionsness there developed the two sentiments upon which all law depends,—the conceptions of the right and the just. DEDICATION TO OUR MOTHERS AND FATHERS, THE PRIMARY SOI RCF. OF OUR RESPECT FOR AUTHORITY, AND TO THOSE MEMBERS OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION WHO HAVE ATTEMPTED 1 0 DM I MS-PER JUSTICE IN ITS PUREST AND MOST SACRED FORM DO WE, TI1E STAFF, DEDICATE THIS NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE BONHOMIE

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The savage passions ami fighting instincts developed within the tribes during this period soon led to civil strife. The blood feud marks this period, resulting in the formation of The Bonhomie Annua Pub Iication FURMAN UNIVKRSITY STUDENTS Greenville, South Carolina VOLUME THIRTY-ONE

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Gradually Hie histilution of marital union developed. Kinship to the father had formerly been unknown due to polygamous practices, but during this period the practice of monogamy gave the offspring a relationship to a father as well as a mother. FOR KWORD A LOGICAL GROWTH OK THE LEGAL PROFESSION AND A TRUK PICTURE OF STUDENT LIKE ON THE FURMAN CAMPUS HAS BEEN THE PURPOSE OF THE NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY - ONE BONHOMIE