Originally published in 1878, the title "Short Studies of Great Lawyers" by Irving Browne offers concise yet insightful biographical and professional profiles of eminent lawyers, originally serialized in the Albany Law Journal. Highlights include:
- Portraits of Legal Luminaries: Focused accounts that spotlight the careers, character, and contributions of leading 19th-century lawyers.
- Concise & Engaging Style: Formatted as "short studies," making it accessible for both legal professionals and general readers.
- Historical & Scholarly Value: Ideal for legal historians, offering a window into how influential lawyers shaped jurisprudence and public perception in the late 1800s.
- Series Context: A part of the Making of Modern Law: Legal Treatises, a reputable collection used in academic and legal research.
Short Studies of Great Lawyers is a compelling compilation of biographical snapshots, capturing the essence of notable lawyers from the 19th century-both informative and approachable. The Indian reprint edition preserves its historical significance while offering modern accessibility.