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...This chapter focuses on Boswell's move to London in 1784, mainly to attend to the ailing Johnson. Johnson appreciated Boswell's company and attention, which he mentioned in four letters written during the visit. Johnson's endorsement of Boswell's resolve to try the English bar also made their time...

...This chapter examines the organization and structure of the English bar during the Tudor period. The clearly identifiable and best-documented branch of the English legal profession was the order or fraternity of serjeants at law, who provided the bar of the Court of Common Pleas. The procedure...

...This charts the stellar rise of Benjamin from a humble junior in 1866, reliant to an extent for briefs from Confederate contacts and sympathisers, to his undisputed leadership of the English Bar in appellate cases, particularly before the House of Lords and the Judicial Committee of the Privy...

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...This chapter provides the ethical rules pertaining to the English Bar. The professional responsibility and ethics required of barristers can only be understood by examining the structure of the Bar, the way in which its rules of conduct are promulgated, the essential requirements of practice...

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...This introductory chapter explains the coverage of this book, which is about the barristers and the Inns of Court in England during the period from 1860 to 1730. This book shows how the relationship between the Inns of Court and the English bar was transformed during these years and explains how...

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