Memoir … to Illustrate the Origin and Foundation of the Pollock Medal [By J.L.a. Simmons]

This memoir tells the story of the Pollock Medal, a prestigious award established by the University of Edinburgh in honor of James Edward Pollock, a renowned Scottish lawyer and politician. With fascinating insights into the history of legal education and scholarship, readers will gain a deeper understanding of the intellectual and cultural currents that shaped this important institution.

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