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The socialization of law students
By Wagner Thielens
A history of the School of Law, Columbia University
By Columbia University. Foundation for Research in Legal History.
Baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class of Columbia College Law School ... May 22d, 1860, in Trinity Chapel New York
Baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class of Columbia College Law School ... May 22d, 1860, in Trinity Chapel New York
By Francis Vinton
Dr. Redlich on the case method in American university law schools
Dr. Redlich on the case method in American university law schools
By Harlan Fiske Stone
Student activities
Student activities
By Columbia University. School of Law
The emergence of nonprofit legal education in New York
The emergence of nonprofit legal education in New York
By James A. Wooten
An introductory lecture delivered before the Law Class of Columbia College, New York
An introductory lecture delivered before the Law Class of Columbia College, New York
By Theodore W. Dwight,Columbia College (New York, N.Y.),N.Y.). Corporation Columbia College (New York
Proceedings held at the twenty-fifth anniversary dinner of the founding of the Columbia law review, April 5th, 1926
Proceedings held at the twenty-fifth anniversary dinner of the founding of the Columbia law review, April 5th, 1926
By Columbia law review
Harlan Fiske Stone papers
Harlan Fiske Stone papers
By Harlan Fiske Stone
Methods of instruction
By Columbia University. School of Law
Sesquicentennial Essays of the Faculty of Columbia Law School (150 Years of Excellence in Legal Education)
Sesquicentennial Essays of the Faculty of Columbia Law School (150 Years of Excellence in Legal Education)
By Columbia University. School of Law
In the Court of Appeals, the right of the graduates of the Law School of Columbia College to admission to the bar
In the Court of Appeals, the right of the graduates of the Law School of Columbia College to admission to the bar
By Henry W. Cooper,New York (State). Court of Appeals.