Grant Gilmore

On the inside of the red, white, and blue dust jacket that encloses his Storrs Lectures, the feast within is described truly: Written in the eloquent style of the classics of American legal scholarship, Grant Gilmore\u27s reflections on the American approach to law since the eighteenth century are wide in their range of subject matter, provocative in their discussion of large ideas, and bold in their assessments of influential legal scholars and judges of the past. Consider the descriptive words. They capture more than The Ages of American Law. They describe the man\u27s oeuvre: eloquent style, wide in their range, provocative, bold. Nor is there any discontinuity between the man and his writings. As teacher and colleague, Grant is eloquent, wide-ranging, provocative, and bold

Three New Appointments

Grant Gilmore, Edmund W. Kitch, and George E. Fee, Jr., are appointed as new faculty members. With biographies