Lost Law Schools . . . in Texas, there were many . . .

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Josiah M. Daniel, III

Josiah M. Daniel, III

Historian of Lawyering; Biographer of Hatton Sumners; Commentator; Retired Lawyer

发布日期: 2021年10月14日

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John Browning and I teamed up to write "The Lost Law Schools of Texas" in the Journal of the Texas Supreme Court Historical Society." It's a short and interesting read....this link will take you there, free of charge: https://www.texascourthistory.org/Content/Newsletters//TSCHS-Winter-2021-202103091.pdf

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