In this meticulously researched and highly readable biography, Thomas Arthur Nash examines the life and legacy of Richard Lord Westbury, one of the most important legal figures in 19th century Britain. Drawing on a variety of sources, including Westbury's personal correspondence, Nash offers a unique and intimate portrait of this fascinating and complex man.

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