LIFETIME OF PLEASANT WORK: TRIBUTES TO 20TH CENTURY LAW PROFESSORS Book Format (Please Select):EBOOK He is the author of

He is the author of several law review articles on the subjects of legal history and intellectual property

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LIFETIME OF PLEASANT WORK: TRIBUTES TO 20TH CENTURY LAW PROFESSORS Book Format (Please Select):EBOOK He is the author ofBy Richardson R. Lynn A LIFETIME OF PLEASANT WORK collects law review tributes to law professors and deans. Some are famous and others little known, but all changed the character of their law schools and the lives of their students. When Samuel Williston retired from the Harvard Law School, he thanked the Harvard Corporation for "a lifetime of pleasant work." Those lucky enough to teach law students know what others only suspect: it is the best job in