David Hughes Parry
A Jurist in Society
Distributed for University of Wales Press
Sir David Hughes Parry was one of the most renowned and influential Welsh jurists of the twentieth century. Drawing from a range of primary and secondary sources, including archival material and unpublished personal papers, this book provides a holistic assessment of his career as a lawyer, legal scholar, university policy maker, and public servant. It also considers his distinctive and sometimes controversial contribution to Welsh life, and in particular, its public institutions and the Welsh language and culture.
Preface
Abbreviations
1 'From the Village of Llanaelhaearn'
2 The Path to Power
3 Law and Economics
4 Academic Leadership
5 The Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
6 Welsh Affairs
7 The Aberystwyth Controversy
8 The Challenges of Federalism
9 The Legal Status of the Welsh Language
10 'Teach Me Good Judgment'
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Law and Legal Studies: Legal History
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