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DEDICATIO EORGE KNOWLES GARDNER was born in Worcester. He went to Harvard College, and then to Harvard Law School, where he re- ceived the LL.B. degree in 1914. He was one of the editors of Volume 27 of the Law Review. For fourteen years after leaving Law School, Gardner was in active law practice in Boston. During much of this period, however, he whet- ted his appetite for teaching by conducting evening classes in Boston. ln Septem- ber, 1928, he became a member of the Harvard Law Faculty, where he is now completing thirty years of teaching. His teaching was distinguished by an effort to search out and formulate the basic princples of his subiect, to instill in his students a conception of the underlying logical frame- work of the law. Along with his teaching, George Gardner has been a prolific producer of scholarly writings. A complete bibliography would fill this page. Many of his articles have been outstanding con- tributions to the fields of legal education, and civil liberties, among others. But if none of the rest had been written, there is one which alone would have warranted a great reputation, This is An Inquiry into the Principles of the Law of Contracts, published in the Harvard Law Re- view in 1932. This has been widely hailed as one of the most basic and trenchant legal ar- ticles ever written, and it has been read and pondered over by many thousands of law stu- dents since it appeared. ln recent years, Professor Gardner has taught in the fields of Admiralty, Insurance and Local Government Law. His experiences in the Town of Hingham gave him especial qualifications for the latter subiect. He will live in Hingham after his retirement, and will carry with him the high regard and best wishes of his Faculty col- leagues and a host of students.
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