The value of humanistic, particularly classical, studies as a preparation for the study of law
Subtitle: from the point of view of the profession
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1907
Place of publication: [s.l.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 437
Subjects: Classical education; Law; Study and teaching
Notes: "A symposium from the proceedings of the Classical Conference held at Ann Arbor, Michigan, March 27, 1907."

Reprint from the School Review, June 1907.

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Table of contents: title: I. The value to the lawyer of training in the classics [by] M. Starr.; title: II. The stuy of Greek and Latin as a preparation for the study of law [by] L. Evan.; title: III. Humanistic, and particularly classical, studies as a preparation for the law [by] H.B. Hutchins.; title: IV. Discussion of the first three papers [by] H.P. Davock.; title: V. Discussion of the first three papers [by] H.E. Spalding.; title: VI. concluding remarks [by] L.I. [sic] Barbour.; title: VII. Appendix to the paper of Mr. Merritt Starr.