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Legal Education and Legal Theory in Colonial India
Chapter 1 opens with an overview of the development of modern legal education in England and British India. It then focuses on the impact of anti-colonial nationalism on early twentieth-century Indian academic reforms, including the creation of the University of Calcutta College of Law in 1909. The
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