Yankee lawyer : the autobiography of Ephraim Tutt
Type
Book
Authors
Category
American Law
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Publication Year
1944
Publisher
Pages
xiii, 464 pages
Subject
American Fiction
Abstract
"Ephraim Tutt needs no introduction to the general public. I cannot, however, with any grace refuse his request to contribute a brief foreword to these reminiscences undertaken largely because of my own importunity. Indeed, I have for so many years played the part of Boswell to his Johnson, and availed myself so freely of the material with which he has supplied me for fictional purposes, that natural gratitude, if noting else requires my acquiescence..." - Introduction
Description
Content:
Introduction
A Vermont boyhood
"Fair (enough) Harvard"
Horse and buggy lawyer
i meet the boss
on my own
Wall street law factory
The truth about experts
I acquire a dog - and a house
The first Roosevelt era
The right to rebel
The higher law
I join the army
Inns (and outs) of court
"This England"
Personal history
Murder and its defense
Case and comment
The law "Model t"
The law and literature
the legal cavalcade
"Tutt and Mr. Tutt"
Pools and ripples
My Indian summer
Index
Introduction
A Vermont boyhood
"Fair (enough) Harvard"
Horse and buggy lawyer
i meet the boss
on my own
Wall street law factory
The truth about experts
I acquire a dog - and a house
The first Roosevelt era
The right to rebel
The higher law
I join the army
Inns (and outs) of court
"This England"
Personal history
Murder and its defense
Case and comment
The law "Model t"
The law and literature
the legal cavalcade
"Tutt and Mr. Tutt"
Pools and ripples
My Indian summer
Index
Number of Copies
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