Dr Johnson and the law : and other essays on Johnson / Tom Bingham ; foreword and introduction by Robin de Wilde.
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TextPublication details: London : Inner Temple : Dr Johnson's House Trust, c2010.Description: xiii, 49 p., [8] p. of plates : col. ill., map ; 24 cmISBN: - 9781899284092
- Dr. Johnson and the law
- Doctor Johnson and the law
- Essays on Johnson
- Essays on Samuel Johnson
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Plan of the the Inner and Middle Temple from the Map of London (John Ogilby, 1677) serves as end papers.
Includes bibliographical references.
Forward / Robin de Wilde -- Introduction for Lord Bingham / Robin de Wilde -- The Essays by Lord Bingham. Dr Johnson and the law ; Sermon on Dr Johnson ; Clubs and clubbability, being the presidential address to the Johnson Society of Lichfield, 2000 -- Tea parties should always be welcome / Stephanie Pickford.
"This publication contains essays by Lord Bingham, the former Lord Chief Justice (1996-2000). Bingham was a great fan of Dr. Samuel Johnson, commenting that he 'said more sensible things about the law than any lawyer who ever lived'"--Provided by publisher.