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• George Wythe
  ...or four years in training. Instead of fond remembrances, Wythe viewed his legal education with dissatisfaction, stating that Dewey "treated him with neglec ==Legal and political careers==
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• Wythe's Library
  ...ebooksWithWytheDecisionsOfCases.jpg|right|thumb|350px|<p>Selected Virginia legal titles including [[Daniel Call|Daniel Call's]] copy of [[George Wythe|Georg ...ted Wythe volumes. He also combed primary sources, including the published legal records of [[Decisions of Cases in Virginia, by the High Court of Chancery|
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• George Wythe Collection
  === Legal === ...ich the Different Sciences and Arts are Digested into the Form of Distinct Treatises or Systems, Comprehending the History, Theory, and Practice, of Each, Accor
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• St. George Tucker
  |education=Legal apprentice for [[George Wythe]] ...liamsburg that same year.<ref>Charles T. Cullen, "St. George Tucker," in ''Legal Education in Virginia 1779-1979: A Biographical Approach'', ed. W. Hamilton
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• Treatise of Equity
  ...Maxwell, 1938), 12:192.</ref> Ballow produced one of the most influential treatises on equity: ''A Treatise of Equity'', first published in 1737. ...bid., 191.</ref> However, that it was written only ten years into Ballow's legal career and reveals the influence of Roman law training upon the author crea
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• New Abridgment of the Law
  ...esembles a legal encyclopedia with "a series of scientifically constructed treatises on all branches of the law alphabetically arranged."<ref>Ibid.</ref> This o ...rt, and it is possible that Bacon obtained Gilbert's material not from his treatises but from a manuscript abridgement compiled by Gilbert. Bacon may also have
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• Treatise on Obligations
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:''A Treatise on Obligations: Considered in a Moral and Legal View''}} ..., Inc., 1913), 267.</ref> Pothier is especially well known for a series of treatises he wrote on duties, sales, leases, and a variety of other topics, published
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• Law of Devises, Revocations, and Last Wills
  ...or Jeffrey Gilbert) (1674 &ndash; 1726) was a British attorney, judge, and legal scholar. Not much is known about Gilbert’s early life, but based on his l ...the best authorities ..."<ref>Richard Whalley Bridgman, ''A Short View of Legal Bibliography: Containing Some Critical Observations on the Authority of the
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• Reports of Cases in Equity
  ...Gilbert]] (1674–1726) is probably better known to legal history for his treatises rather than his case reports. Gilbert joined the bar in 1698. He became jud
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• George Wythe the Colonial Briton
  ...> <span class="toctext">Chapter III &mdash; Spotsylvania and Williamsburg: Legal and Legislative Debuts</span>]]</li> ...an class="toctext">Chapter IV &mdash; At the Bar of the General Court; The Legal Education of Jefferson</span>]]</li>
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• Compleat Arbitrator
  ...of listing statutes and cases under alphabetical headings, Bacon compiled treatises on all branches of law, much more similar to modern encyclopedias than the Criticizing the obscurity of legal literature,<ref>Julia Rudolph, ''Common Law and Enlightenment in England, 1
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• Teaching of George Wythe
  ...ts carried his ethics and methods from school to school." ''The History of Legal Education in the United States: Commentaries and Primary Sources,'' ed. Ste ...99.<ref>Thomas Hunter, "The Teaching of George Wythe," in ''The History of Legal Education in the United States: Commentaries and Primary Sources,'' ed. Ste
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• Law of Evidence
  ...and, while twelve other sections were published fragmentally as individual treatises from 1730-1763.<ref>Ibid.</ref> ...ng the early eighteenth century, as well as the development of the modern, legal treatise. However, the nature of publication has led some to question attri
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• History and Practice of the High Court of Chancery
  ...Gilbert] (1674–1726) was born in 1764 near Lamberhurst, Kent. After his legal education at the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inner_Temple Inner Temple], .../heisenberg.library.emory.edu/berman/328.pdf The Transformation of English Legal Science: From Hale to Blackstone]," ''Emory Law Journal'' 45, no. 2 (Spring
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• General Abridgment of the Common Law
  ...rican, English, Irish and Scotch Law Books: Together with Some Continental Treatises'', (Philadelphia: T. & J. W. Johnson, Law Booksellers, 1847), 253.</ref>
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• Wythe Titles Not Held by the Wolf Law Library
  === Legal === == '''Legal Treatises''' ==
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• George Wythe, America's First Law Professor
  ...ation of the historical and documentary evidence for Wythe's education and legal experience, and his instruction of [[Thomas Jefferson]], [[John Marshall]], ...s aim is to prevent a factual and interpretative account of George Wythe's legal professsorship and of his relationships with his three greatest pupils. An
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