Published in 1988 as part of the Legal Classics Library of Gryphon Editions, Inc. Originally released by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1932, the autobiography reflects on Clarence Darrow's upbringing, his philosophy on human behavior and mercy, and his skepticism toward rigid legal and religious dogmas. This copy also includes, "Darrow's Plea in his own defense to the jury that exonerated him of the charge of bribery at Los Angeles, August, 1912"
The book is in NEAR FINE CONDITION. No wear to leather boards, pictorial endpaper, unrubbed gilt on three page edges, and a silk ribbon. 465 pages in the original book followed by the 59-page plea.
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