Beale, Joseph Henry, 1861-1943 (Personal Name)

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Bartolo. Bartolus on the conflict of laws, 1914: title page (Joseph Henry Beale, Royall Professor of Law in Harvard University)

LC in OCLC, 2-18-87 (hdg.: Beale, Joseph Henry, 1861-1943)

Beale, Joseph Henry. The law of foreign corporations, 1904: title page (Joseph Henry Beale, Jr., Bussey Professor of Law in Harvard University)

Harvard law review, March, 1943: page 685 (Joseph Henry Beale, born Dorchester, Mass, Oct. 12, 1861, son of father of same name and Frances Elizabeth (Messinger) Beale) page 686 (postgraduate studies in classics and history; assisted in founding Harvard Law Review) pages 687-688 (in 1897 appointed by Governor as member of Massachusetts Commission for the Simplification of Criminal Pleadings; helped draw statute which was enacted in 1899; leave of absence to help found University of Chicago Law School, took office of dean, selected faculty; after his 2 years work there, both Univ. Chicago and Univ. Michigan awarded him honorary LL.D.; member of Republican Convention in Kansas City that nominated Hoover for President; ardent Episcopalian, Senior Warden of Christ Church in Cambridge; deputy to church's General Conventions of 1925, 1928, 1931; member of Commission appointed to consider marriage and divorce)

Who was who in America, 1943-1950: (Beale, Joseph Henry; lawyer; A.B., Harvard, 1892; A.M., LL.B., Harvard, 1887; practiced law in Boston 1887-1892; ledturer at Harvard, 1890-1892, asst. prof. law, 1892-1897, prof. 1897-1908; Carter prof. gen. jurisprudence, 1908-1912; Royall prof. law, 1912-1937; prof. law, dean of law school, University of Chicago, 1902-1904; home: Cambridge, Mass.; died. Jan. 20, 1943)