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Tribute: in honor of Paul Brest.(former dean of Stanford Law School)
Stanford Law Review
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January 1, 2000|
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In Honor of Paul Brest
He was the consummate dean.
Not just because he was thoughtful and scholarly, though he certainly is. Nor simply because of intellectual power and breadth and stature in his field, which he certainly has. Not even because of the respect and regard of his colleagues, though there was that in abundance.
Paul Brest brought something quite unique and special to the dean's office, a combination of vision, consensus-building, charm, judgment and perseverance that quietly but definitely changed the furore for the Stanford Law ...
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Magazine article from: The Journal of Southern History
; ...and a brief bibliography divided thematically and chronologically. Researchers looking for Governor William B. Bate's middle name (Brimage) or forgetful of which of the brother-governors Taylor served first (Robert Love, not Alfred Alexander...
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