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: James Madison's famous quote: "If all men were angels there would be no need laws much less for government," is the inspiration of a modern age about law and lawyers. : You're standing on cobblestoned VanDamm Street in the heart of the old industrial Rust Belt at the dawn of the new Cyber Age. : Meet a young lawyer coached by an aging mentor. The upstart is full of vim and vigor; the mentor holds out hope that one last case will make gone a career of losses. Together they ply their trade among the refuse of the dawning new age as life changes around them. : Who will succeed and by what measure? : Only the Grim Reaper stalking them with a haunting hauty laugh can be sure. : The phrase `If all Men Were Angels' has an interesting etomology. Wise old King solomon observed, "there is nothing new under the sun." And nothing has proven Solomon wrong. : The subject "IF" has intrigued mankind eternally... : Supposedly the British Army played THE WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN captitulating at Yorktown "If pigs could fly,,, if the world turned upside down,,," More likely they played Minstral Boy,,, Madison was a politican, not a combattant in that war,,, So even if The Redcoats played the tune with all its fantastic "IFs," Madison wouldn't have heard it. : The phrase James Madison turned appears to have originated in the writing of Jerome,,, "If all men were celebate, we wouldn't need ,,,," : And Jerome may himself have played on Paul's line from corinthians "And even if I spoke in tounges of men and angels,,," : Read If All Men Were angels,,, now available at Denlingers On Line at : www.thebookden.com/allmen.html

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