Addresses Delivered At The Meeting Of The Philadelphia Bar, Held November 15th, 1880, Upon The Occasion Of The Death Of Henry Wharton, Esq (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781248889091)

This volume contains addresses delivered at a meeting of the Philadelphia Bar on November 15th, 1880, commemorating the death of Henry Wharton, Esq. A prominent figure in the Philadelphia legal community, Wharton's career and contributions are celebrated through eulogies and recollections from his peers. These addresses offer valuable insights into the legal profession of the late 19th century, providing a glimpse into the lives, values, and professional standards of lawyers during that era. The collection serves as a historical record and a tribute to a respected member of the bar, reflecting the social and intellectual climate of the time. "Addresses Delivered At The Meeting Of The Philadelphia Bar, Held November 15th, 1880, Upon The Occasion Of The Death Of Henry Wharton, Esq" is a significant resource for legal historians, biographers, and anyone interested in the history of the American legal system.

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