A Ramble Through the Inns of Court; 1973

Item sets: The Sphex Club Papers; Jones Memorial Library Manuscripts Collection

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Identifier: MS1133-0034
Title: A Ramble Through the Inns of Court; 1973
Description: James B. Noell described the English Inns of Court. Originating in the fourteenth century, they became the great schools of law in the later Middle Ages. Of the two strands of lawyers, barristers and solicitors, the Inns of Court were concerned only with the barristers. Organization and functions of the Inns were described, as well as the environs and the Royal Courts of Justice Building. The talk included a discussions of the development of English law and the many prominent names associated with it.
Date: 19 April 1973
Creator: Noell, James Burroughs
topic: talk; lecture; SPHEX Club; James Burroughs Noell; Noell; 1973; Inns of Court; English Law; Royal Courts of Justice; barristers; Middle Temple; Inner Temple; Law Courts
Type: Text
Genre: lectures
Digital Format: application/pdf
Language: English
Repository: George M. Jones Library Association
Rights: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
Rights Holder: James Burroughs Noell