Author: Henry Cecil
Publisher: Michael Joseph, London
Publication Date: 1952
An account of the difficulties and pitfalls faced by the young barrister, to call attention to possible mistakes and suggest how to avoid them. Written by Henry Cecil Leon, a British barrister, judge, and writer. With an introduction by Mr. Justice Devlin, a British judge and legal philosopher. Illustrated by Edward Ardizonne, a British painter, printmaker and illustrator.
This gallery is composed of photo scans of the original illustrations.
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Cover
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A Court At the Old Bailey
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A London Magistrate's Court or Older but No Better
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Barristers and Solicitors At a County Court
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Cross-Examining the Witness or Do Yourself Justice, Mr Jones
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Lady Barrister or 'What I Really Feel In this Case Is
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London Sessions or 'How Do I Know What He Thought'
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Prisoner In the Dock
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Silk and Junior or 'I Should Have Thought this Was Worth Putting to Her'
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The Divorce Court or 'He's Always Hitting Me Round the Head'