The New York Times / Wesleyan University Press / It matters / Cambridge University Press / Digireads.com Publishing / Leavitt / Lord & Co / Macmillan / Blackwell Publishing / /
Country
United Kingdom / /
Facility
Wolf Hall / College of Law / /
IndustryTerm
banking / law school subscribing / prosaic tools / law students / linguistic tools / law student / /
Movie
The Canterbury Tales / The Merchant of Venice / /
Organization
Cambridge University / civil society / Wesleyan University / College of Law / /
Person
Horace Rumpole / John Mortimer / Elizabeth Asmis / Owen Barfield / William Shakespeare / Jack Cade / Plato / Percy Bysshe Shelley / Ashleigh Standen / Samuel Taylor Coleridge / /
Position
teacher / king / writer and a lawyer / particular lawyer / sculptor and designer / lawyer / /
College of Law 2013 Student Essay Competition: Ashleigh Standen Let’s not kill all the lawyers: Lawyers, literature and why it matters Perhaps the most famous literary quotation concerning lawyers is the following off