01585nam a2200277Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000210006903500130009004000080010305000220011108200080013311100740014111100810021511100740029624500340037026000460040430000210045049000450047150001680051650505210068465000340120570000370123971000310127615733BIBL20160527200743.0760506s1937    mau           10000 eng    a 91000205 //r882  a00000314  cMRI0 aKF394b.C6 1936cb  a34720aConference on the Future of the Common LawcHarvard Universityd1936.20aConference on the Future of the Common LawcHarvard Universityd1936.2Local20aConference on the Future of the Common LawcHarvard Universityd1936.14aThe future of the common law.0 aGloucester, Mass.bP. Smithc1965 [c1937]  ax, 247 p.c21cm. 0aHarvard tercentenary publications2Local  a"Held in ... Cambridge, on August 19-21, 1936, as one of the symposia which formed part of the celebration of the tercentenary of the founding of Harvard College."0 aWhat is the common law? By R. Pound.--The common law and the civil law in the British Commonwealth of Nations, by Sir M.S. Amos. Remarks by J.H. Wigmore and W.C. Van Veck.--The common law in its old home, by Lord Wright of Durley.--The common law in the United States, by H.F. Stone. Remarks by O.W. Branch, W.D. Lewis and H.F. Goodrich.--The common law in Canada, by H.H. Davis.--The common law in Ireland, by H. Hanna. Remarks by W.E. Treanor and H.U. Sims.--The spirit of the common law, by F.E. Crane.--Appendix. 0aCommon LawxCongresses.2LEMB10aPound, Roscoed1870-1964.2Local20aHarvard Law School.2Local