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Legal History in the Law School Curriculum

M. C. Mirow

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Most of the essays contained in this book are from speechesgiven at one of the Central-States Law School Association's(CLSA) annual meetings held at St. Louis University Schoolof Law. Speakers from throughout the United States discussed a variety of vital issues of legal education. Togive readers an even broader view of major topics in legaleducation, a selected bibliography has been included in thefinal portion of this book. This book will be of interestto pre-law advisors, students, and faculty as well as youngto experienced, senior law professors.

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Most of the essays contained in this book are from speechesgiven at one of the Central-States Law School Association's(CLSA) annual meetings held at St. Louis University Schoolof Law. Speakers from throughout the United States discussed a variety of vital issues of legal education. Togive readers an even broader view of major topics in legaleducation, a selected bibliography has been included in thefinal portion of this book. This book will be of interestto pre-law advisors, students, and faculty as well as youngto experienced, senior law professors.

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Most of the essays contained in this book are from speechesgiven at one of the Central-States Law School Association's(CLSA) annual meetings held at St. Louis University Schoolof Law. Speakers from throughout the United States discussed a variety of vital issues of legal education. Togive readers an even broader view of major topics in legaleducation, a selected bibliography has been included in thefinal portion of this book. This book will be of interestto pre-law advisors, students, and faculty as well as youngto experienced, senior law professors.

Key concepts: Law, Curriculum, Political science, Legal education, Legal history, Sociology

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