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1879Best.-Nr. 810351879. Curtis Benjamin R. A Memoir of Benjamin Robbins Curtis LL.D. with some of his Professional and Miscellaneous Writings. Boston: Little Brown and Company 1879. 2 Vols. xii 490; iv 440 pp. Illustrated. Original green buckram with gilt stamped spine. Light shelfwear. Internally clean. A very good copy. $150. Edited by his son of the same name 1855-1891 the first volume being a memoir by his brother the author George Ticknor Curtis 1812-1894 the second containing selections from his writings. Benjamin Robbins Curtis 1809-1874 an eminent Massachusetts jurist was appointed to the United States Supreme Court in 1851 where he achieved his greatest fame in 1857 by his dissenting opinion in the Dred Scott case. Curtis argued in a lengthy opinion that residence of a slave with his owner in free territory conferred freedom that the slave could vindicate on his return to slave territory. He claimed also that the Court could not try the case because a slave was not considered a citizen. After resigning his seat after a series of acrimonious disputes about the case with Chief Justice Taney he achieved eminence as an attorney one who was esteemed for his dignity coolness and clear logical mind. Indeed he was considered one of the leaders of the American Bar arguing fifty-four cases before the Supreme Court and eighty before the supreme court of Massachusetts. The impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson in which he served as the president's leading counsel was perhaps his finest hour. Many considered his opening statement for the defense to be his greatest forensic effort. The second volume consists of reprints of his articles and a selection of his addresses and judicial statements. See Dictionary of American Biography 610-611. unknown
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