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9. John Mercer Langston and the Training of Black Lawyers
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Preface v
- Contents ix
- 1. Peter Van Schaack and the Problem of Allegiance 1
- 2. Antilawyer Sentiment in the Early Republic 32
- 3. William Sampson and the Codification Movement 59
- 4. The Family in Antebellum Law 91
- 5. Upgrading the Professional Image 136
- 6. Riot Control in Philadelphia 191
- 7. Frederick Grimké and the Dynamics of Social Change 235
- 8. William Pitt Ballinger, Confederate Lawyer 271
- 9. John Mercer Langston and the Training of Black Lawyers 302
- Conclusion 340
- Notes 351
- Index 387
- Backmatter 399
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Preface v
- Contents ix
- 1. Peter Van Schaack and the Problem of Allegiance 1
- 2. Antilawyer Sentiment in the Early Republic 32
- 3. William Sampson and the Codification Movement 59
- 4. The Family in Antebellum Law 91
- 5. Upgrading the Professional Image 136
- 6. Riot Control in Philadelphia 191
- 7. Frederick Grimké and the Dynamics of Social Change 235
- 8. William Pitt Ballinger, Confederate Lawyer 271
- 9. John Mercer Langston and the Training of Black Lawyers 302
- Conclusion 340
- Notes 351
- Index 387
- Backmatter 399