Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., Legal Theory, and Judicial Restraint

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The study explores the intellectual evolution of Holmes, tracing his journey from his formative writings to his influential role in the judiciary. Kellogg examines key ideas and themes that shaped Holmes's legal philosophy, providing insights into how his early thoughts informed his later decisions on the bench. Through this analysis, the book highlights the intersections of law, philosophy, and personal experience in Holmes's development as a prominent legal figure.