Anglo-American Legal Bibliographies: An Annotated Guide is a book written by William Lawrence Friend and published in 1944 by the United States Government Printing Office. It is a metabibliography which contains entries for 298 Anglo-American legal bibliographies.
Glanville Williams advised students, who want to conduct deeper research than an ordinary practitioner would, to look at this book.[1]
References
- Anglo-American legal bibliographies, an annotated guide, by William L. Friend (1944). Catalogue record and digitised copies from HathiTrust.
- Anglo-American legal bibliographies; an annotated guide. By William L. Friend (1968) Reprint. Catalogue record and search from HathiTrust.
- Smith, Vernon M (1945) 33 California Law Review 165 JSTOR
- Beardsley, Arthur S (1945) 15 The Library Quarterly 173 JSTOR
- TEL (1945) 9 Cambridge Law Journal 142 JSTOR
- WPMK (1945) 6 The University of Toronto Law Journal 292 JSTOR
- TFT Plucknett (1946) 9 Modern Law Review 206 JSTOR
- ↑ Glanville Williams. Learning the Law. Eleventh Edition. Stevens. 1982. Pages 179 and 180.
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