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Thurgood Marshall

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Us Historical Civil Rights Scotus

9.8 Brilliant

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Marcus Tullius Cicero remains a significant figure of ancient Rome. He served as a renowned lawyer and orator, shaping R...

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9.7 Brilliant

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Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.

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Learned Hand

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9.5 Brilliant

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Charles Hamilton Houston

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9.5 Brilliant

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Louis Brandeis

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9.4 Excellent

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Robert H. Jackson

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9.3 Excellent

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Benjamin Cardozo

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9.3 Excellent

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Daniel Webster

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9.3 Excellent

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Henry Clay

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James Monroe

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7.9 Good

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James K. Polk

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7.8 Good

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Grover Cleveland

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7.2 Good

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Calvin Coolidge

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7.0 Good

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Martin Van Buren

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6.9 Fair

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Rutherford B. Hayes

Nineteenth U.S. President (1877–1881) and Ohio lawyer whose disputed 1876 election was settled by the Compromise of 1877...

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6.4 Fair

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Millard Fillmore

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19TH Century New York President Historical

4.9 Poor

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Franklin Pierce

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3.4 Poor

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James Buchanan

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2.3 Poor

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Roger Taney

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