Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Training for the Public Profession of the Law, Vol. 15
It is an interesting circumstance of the study as developed in this volume that such an historical treatment makes clear the fact that the questions which divide lawyers to-day in regard to legal education and in regard to the administration of justice are not new, but are the same questions which have presented themselves again and again ever since the days of the earliest teaching of law and Of the earliest American courts. They are not personal questions; they are questions which will be determined in large measure, in the minds of thoughtful men, by the history of the development and progress of legal ideas.
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