A. Lincoln, Esquire : a shrewd, sophisticated lawyer in his time / Allen D. Spiegel.
2002
KF368.L52 S68 2002 (Mapit)
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Title
A. Lincoln, Esquire : a shrewd, sophisticated lawyer in his time / Allen D. Spiegel.
Edition
1st ed.
Imprint
Macon, Ga. : Mercer University Press, 2002.
Description
xiv, 372 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Formatted Contents Note
Reverence for the laws : a political religion
A. Lincoln, Esquire : the evolution of a lawyer. John A. Lupton, the Lincoln legal papers : a documentary history of the law practice of Abraham Lincoln, 1836-1861
Lincoln's client assaulted : he questioned his physician's medical school graduation
Fired for incompetency : asylum's medical superintendent sues
Lincoln secures a charter for a homeopathic medical school
Victorian lawyers, improperly healed fractures, and America's first medical malpractice crisis, 1835-1865
Defense lawyer, A. Lincoln, uses chicken bones in a malpractice case
Broken wrist without due care : Lincoln defends the physician
Lincoln's cases of sex, slander and sundry suits
Abraham and Mary Lincoln and insanity in the courtroom
Chloroform induced insanity defense confounds lawyer Lincoln
Lincoln's client refuses to pay the doctor's bill for services
Lincoln politically selects the medical expert on insanity.
A. Lincoln, Esquire : the evolution of a lawyer. John A. Lupton, the Lincoln legal papers : a documentary history of the law practice of Abraham Lincoln, 1836-1861
Lincoln's client assaulted : he questioned his physician's medical school graduation
Fired for incompetency : asylum's medical superintendent sues
Lincoln secures a charter for a homeopathic medical school
Victorian lawyers, improperly healed fractures, and America's first medical malpractice crisis, 1835-1865
Defense lawyer, A. Lincoln, uses chicken bones in a malpractice case
Broken wrist without due care : Lincoln defends the physician
Lincoln's cases of sex, slander and sundry suits
Abraham and Mary Lincoln and insanity in the courtroom
Chloroform induced insanity defense confounds lawyer Lincoln
Lincoln's client refuses to pay the doctor's bill for services
Lincoln politically selects the medical expert on insanity.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 317-354 and index.
Call Number
KF368.L52 S68 2002
Language
English
ISBN
0865547394 alkaline paper
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