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The legal profession seems to breed writers. John Grisham turned to legal thrillers, Scott Turow and Meg Gardiner the same. And who could forget the raucous and bawdy story of Tom Jones, penned (literally, it was the eighteenth century) by seated judge Henry Fielding?

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Originally published at Grasping for the Wind. Please leave any comments there.


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Originally published at Grasping for the Wind. Please leave any comments there.

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