Catalog Record: Illustrations in advocacy, with an analysis of the speeches of Mr. Hawkins, Q.C. (Lord Brampton), in the Tichborne prosecution for perjury (a study in advocacy) also a prefatory letter from the Right Hon. Lord Brampton | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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Illustrations in advocacy, with an analysis of the speeches of Mr. Hawkins, Q.C. (Lord Brampton), in the Tichborne prosecution for perjury (a study in advocacy) also a prefatory letter from the Right Hon. Lord Brampton, by Richard Harris.

Main Author: Harris, Richard, 1833-1906.
Other Authors: Brampton, Henry Hawkins, Baron, 1817-1907., Elliott, George, 1861-1916.
Language(s): English
Published: London : Stevens and Haynes, 1915.
Edition: 5th ed.,
Subjects: Lawyers.
Trial practice > Great Britain.
Cross-examination > Great Britain.
Note: "The principles which were set forth in 'Hints on advocacy' I have in this book endeavoured to illustrate'--Pref.
Physical Description: xii, 261, [1] p. 19 cm.
Original Format: Book
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