American lawyers in a changing society, 1776-1876
1976
340.0973 B655 1976
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Title
American lawyers in a changing society, 1776-1876
Published
Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 1976.
Description
ix, 397 p. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
340.0973 B655 1976
System Control No.
(OCoLC)01364018
Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 351-385) and index.
Contents: Peter Van Schaack and the problem of allegiance -- Antilawyer sentiment in the early republic -- William Sampson and the codification movement -- The family in antebellum law -- Upgrading the professional image -- Riot control in Philadelphia -- Frederick Grimké and the dynamics of social change -- William Pitt Ballinger, Confederate lawyer -- John Mercer Langston and the training of black lawyers.
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Contents: Peter Van Schaack and the problem of allegiance -- Antilawyer sentiment in the early republic -- William Sampson and the codification movement -- The family in antebellum law -- Upgrading the professional image -- Riot control in Philadelphia -- Frederick Grimké and the dynamics of social change -- William Pitt Ballinger, Confederate lawyer -- John Mercer Langston and the training of black lawyers.
76.1.451
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