Georgetown University - Ye Domesday Booke Yearbook (Georgetown, DC)

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'lil-IE Llxrla 1-lox. Asuuzy ll. UUULD lt is proposed to establish in the Geurgetown University School of Law thc Ashley- xllllg1'2lVC-Cilllllll Prufcssorsliip of the Law of Contracts, tu perpetuate the nieinory of judge Gould in the School from which he graduated. and where he taught for over twenty f'C?lI'S. To fiCUI'2'CtUXVll l.:1w Schiml men judge Goulcl was more than a law professor: hc was une of the forces which helcl them lirnily tp all that is lim-st in their rccnllecliuns of the Schuul. His delightful lnnnor, his insight zlncl sympxnlhy with the slnclent puinl uf view. his nneqnallefl grasp of legal principles and his long experience in their application, made up :L personality of unusual charm, lt is our privilege to keep alive his memory in 11 way that would have been most dear to him.

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