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1.Introduction: Towards a Cultural History of Lawyers - David Sugarmanand W Wesley Pue; PART 1: The Formation of Lawyers; 2.Ritual,Majesty andMystery: Collective Life and Culture among English Barristers, Serjeants andJudges, c. 1500 - c. 1830 - David Lemmings; 3.'A Dry and Revolting Study':the Life and Labours of Antebellum Law Students - Ann Fidler; PART II:LAWYERS AND THE LIBERAL STATE; 4. 'Finland's Route' of Professionalisationand Lawyer-Officials - Esa Konttinen; 5.Juridicalisation, Professionalisationand the Occupational Culture of the Advocate in the Nineteenth and the earlyTwentieth centuries: A Comparison of Germany, Italy and Switzerland - HannesSiegrist; 6.From 'Rechstaat' to 'Welfare State': Swedish Judicial Culture inTransition 1870 - 1970 - Kjell A Modeer; PART III: WORK AND REPRESENTATIONS;7. The Problems of Wealth and Virtue: The Paris Bar and the Generation of theFin-de-Siecle -; John Savage; 8. Text and Subtext: French Lawyers' Fees inthe Nineteenth Century - Jean-Louis Halperin; 9. He Would Have Made aWonderful Solicitor: Law, Modernity and Professionalism in Bram Stoker'sDracula - Anne McGillivray; 10. The Syndicat de la Magistrature, 1968-1978:Elements in the History of French White Collar Professional Unionism - DavidApplebaum; PART IV: LAWYERS AND COLONIALISM; 11. Together We Fall, Divided WeStand: the Victorian Legal Profession in Crisis 1890-1940 - Rob McQueen; 12.Cultural Chasm: 'Mennonite' Lawyers in Western Canada, 1900-1939 - HaroldDick; 13. Cultural Projects and Structural Transformation in the CanadianLegal Profession - W Wesley Pue