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Ames, James Barr (1846–1910)

US legal scholar. He was educated at Harvard and taught at Harvard Law School from 1872 until his death. He advanced the case method of instruction by compiling and publishing cases on torts, partnerships, trusts, and equity jurisdiction. He took part in founding the Harvard Law Review in 1887 and published Lectures on Legal History (1913).



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