Behind the Bar

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Staples Press, 1949 - Great Britain - 323 pages
The author's fifty years in the Temple as clerk to Sir Edward Marshall-Hall and to Sir Norman Birkett.

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Contents

Chapter Page FOREW ORD
7
THE BARRISTERS CLERK
11
EARLY DAYS IN THE TEMPLE
20
Copyright

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TitleBehind the Bar
AuthorArchibald Edgar Bowker
PublisherStaples Press, 1949
Length323 pages
  
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