The student looks at Harvard Law school
Published: 1934
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 165
Subjects: Harvard Law School
Description: An appraisal of the activities of Harvard Law School produced by an anonymous body of students of the class of 1934.
Notes: "A dissent to this report by Messrs. Horsky, Dooling, and Dougan": 1.132-4, signed by the authors.

HLS MS 1094, Harvard Law School Library.

MS 1094A (draft) bound in a spring binder. Gift of Manley O. Prof. Hudson, 12/4/48. A pencil drawing tipped in at leaf 33 shows an imaginary view of Langdell Hall "near the end of the twentieth century." In the drawing a central portico has been added and Hastings Hall removed to provide a view of Massachusetts Avenue.

MS 1094B (draft) bound in red cloth, gift of Roscoe Pound, 10/23/53.

MS 1094C(final version) bound in green cloth. "Copy # 1. With the compliments of John N. Hasard and John G. Haviland" (typed) and "Deliver to M. C. Haviland personally. Adams House C -1 Porter 1550-4." (in pencil) on leaf [1]. "Preface by the compilers..." on leaf iii signed by John Grant Haviland. "Partial list of the compilers": p. 161-6.
Table of contents: title: I. Where am I going to practice law?; title: II. What Harvard law school is doing.- plus a query.; title: III. Summary of findings.; title: IV. Appendix: Evidence in support of findings.