Lincoln the lawyer
By: by Frederick Trevor Hill
Published: 1905
Language: eng
Subjects: Law practice
Other titles: Century Magazine serialization of Lincoln the lawyer
Notes: A series of articles from Century magazine.
Table of contents: title: December 1905 (Volume 71, number 30, pages 286-298): Lincoln's mythical birthright to the law.; title: The real source of Lincoln's professional aspirations.; title: The primitive bench and bar of Indiana.; title: The molding of a great lawyer.; title: Lincoln's first argument and his early attitude toward the law.; title: January 1906 (Volume 71, number 50, pages 469-484): Lincoln the law student.; title: Admission to the bar. The primitive bench and bar of Illinois.; title: Lincoln's first partnership.; title: His early cases and competitors.; title: March 1906 (Volume 71, number 64, pages 587-600): Lincoln the managing clerk.; title: Early success in the courts.; title: A notable partnership.; title: Judge Logan and Lincoln.; title: Lincoln the head of a law firm.; title: April 1906: Lincoln the lawyer in Congress.; title: Life on the Illinois circuit.; title: Judge Davis and Lincoln.; title: Lincoln the leader of the bar.; title: May 1906: Lincoln the jury lawyer.; title: Lincoln the cross-examiner.; title: Lincoln in the criminal courts. His legal ethics.; title: Lincoln's great cases. His legal experience and reputation.; title: June 1906: Lincoln and Douglas in legal combat.; title: Lincoln the lawyer candidate.; title: President Lincoln the lawyer.