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"The Purer Fountains": Bacon and Legal Education

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Daniel Coquillette (Boston College Law School)
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This paper will set out Francis Bacon's philosophy of legal education, analyze its fundamental pedagogical and doctrinal elements, and examine its lessons for American legal education today.

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Paper provided by Boston College Law School in its series Boston College Law School Faculty Papers with number bc_bclsfp-1001.

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Keywords: Francis Bacon; legal education;

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