The following are a few of the testimonials that have been received of HAIGHT'S QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS for Bar Examination Review A thoroughly up-to-date book for the use of Law Students in all the States in preparing for Bar or Law School Examinations By CHARLES S. HAIGHT and ARTHUR M. MARSH From Hon. WILLIAM K. TOWNSEND, Judge of U. S. District Court, Conn., and Professor of Law in Yale Law School." I have critically examined the copy of Haight's Questions and Answers' which you were good enough to send me. It is the best book of the sort I have ever found. I have been much interested to see how many questions and cases which I am in the habit of discussing with my students in the class room at the Yale Law School are here succinctly presented. The book is unique in that it does not enable the student to cram answers, but does oblige him to supply principles. It is so directly in line with my law school work here, that I shall hope hereafter to make use of it in the class room. From Professor GEORGE W. KIRCHWEY, of Columbia University Law School. "It ought to be of incalculable benefit to the horde of young men who come to the bar examinations every year without a thorough training in law.' From Professor JOHN J. TOBIAS, of the Chicago Law School.-"I have carefully examined the copy of Haight's Quiz Book' which I have received. It is timely so far as work is concerned in my preparation for written examinations. It is just the work I have been looking for, inasmuch as I can give on each subject some of your hypothetical cases and thus aid in training the students for the bar examination. I shall take pleasure also in referring the text to my senior and post-graduate students when they are preparing for the bar examination." From JOHN M. HARRIS, Chairman of Board of Examiners for Admission to the Bar, Scranton, Pa. "I do hesitate to pronounce it the best work for the purposes intended tha thas appeared. It is as valuable to the lawyer as a book of reference to the fundamental principles of the law as it is to the student preparing for Bar Examinations. I shall call the attention of our students to its merits. From Hon. JAMES P. ANDREWS, Supreme Court Reporter, Hartford, Conn.-"Haight's Questions and Answers is an admirable volume, not only for the use of the student but for the practitioner as well. I have examined it with interest and advantage. Bar examinations ought to lose all thetr terrors for the young man who is familiar with the principles the book lays down and so aptly enforces; and to my mind there is no way in which the student may readily test his legal attainments than by attempting to answer the questions propounded." From Hon. DAVID TORRENCE, Judge of the Supreme Court of Conn. and Professor of Law in Yale Law School."I have looked over, with great pleasure, and somewhat carefully, Haight's Questions and Answers,' a copy of which you kindly sent me a few days ago. 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