Victorian

Sir Frederick Pollock

1845–1937


Sir Frederick Pollock, 3rd Baronet (1845–1937), was an English jurist, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, professor of jurisprudence at Oxford from 1883 and editor of the Law Quarterly Review.

His comic poem “The Six Carpenters’ Case”, a legal ballad, comes from Leading Cases Done into English (1876).

  1. The Six Carpenters' Case

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