Vol 9
Edited by Gordon Donaldson, MA, PhD, with Prefatory Note by David Baird Smith, CBE, LLD
Published 1944
Stair Society Publications Directory
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Vol 8
Transcribed by J A Crawford MA, LLB, Advocate. Edited with an introduction by the Rt Hon James Avon Clyde, LLD, formerly Lord Justice-General of Scotland and Lord President of the Court of Session
Published 1943
Vol 8
Transcribed by J A Crawford MA, LLB, Advocate. Edited with an introduction by the Rt Hon James Avon Clyde, LLD, formerly Lord Justice-General of Scotland and Lord President of the Court of Session
Published 1943
Vol 7
Transcribed and edited by Gordon Donaldson, MA, PhD and C Macrae, MA, D Phil
Published 1942
Vol 7
Transcribed and edited by Gordon Donaldson, MA, PhD and C Macrae, MA, D Phil
Published 1942
Vol 6
Edited by F P Walton LLD, KC (Quebec), Hon Fellow, Lincoln College, Oxford, formerly Director, Royal School of Law, Cairo, with biographical sketch of Lord Hermand by James Ferguson (with portrait)
Published 1940
Vol 5
Edited and annotated by G Campbell H Paton, MA, LLB, Solicitor and Assistant to Professor of Law in the University of Glasgow
Published 1939
Vol 1
Vol 4
Edited by the Rt Hon James Avon Clyde, LLD, formerly Lord Justice-General of Scotland and Lord President of the Court of Session
Published 1938
Vol 2
Edited by Thomas Callander Wade, MA, LLB, Solicitor, Falkirk
Published 1937
Vol 3
Edited by the Rt Hon James Avon Clyde, LLD, formerly Lord Justice-General of Scotland and Lord President of the Court of Session
Published 1937
Vol 1
By various authors, with an introduction by the Rt Hon Lord Macmillan, PC, LLD, Lord of Appeal in Ordinary
Published 1936
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