Classics of the Bar : Stories of the world's great jury trails and a compilation of forensic masterpieces / Alvin V.Sellers.

By:

Sellers V Alvin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi. Cosmo Publications. 2015.Edition: 2015Description: 215 p ; hardbound 16x25cmISBN:

978-81-307-1742-5

DDC classification:

23 347.9 SEL

Contents:

The Tilton-Beecher Trial The Trial of Dr.Brown The Haywood Trial The Durrant murder case The tragedy of Madison square garden Eloquent Perorations Prentiss's Defence of his friend The Trial of Reuben Dubbar The Vindication of crawford Black The trial of susan B.Anthony

Summary: The oratory of the bar is ,for the most part, necessarily extemporaneous. Not prepared in advance and seldom reported stenographically, many of the courtroom classics have been lost to the world. And yet, from the dawn of history, the forensic orator has held the world captive at his will-spellbound under the magnetic influence of a mastermind.

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The Tilton-Beecher Trial
The Trial of Dr.Brown
The Haywood Trial
The Durrant murder case
The tragedy of Madison square garden
Eloquent Perorations
Prentiss's Defence of his friend
The Trial of Reuben Dubbar
The Vindication of crawford Black
The trial of susan B.Anthony

The oratory of the bar is ,for the most part, necessarily extemporaneous. Not prepared in advance and seldom reported stenographically, many of the courtroom classics have been lost to the world. And yet, from the dawn of history, the forensic orator has held the world captive at his will-spellbound under the magnetic influence of a mastermind.

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