Australia's most eminent judge was regarded as the greatest
exponent of the common law of his generation anywhere in the world.
Through his private diaries, the author gives the text a strong
sense of momentum, interiority and continuing drama. He focuses on
the most interesting cases and involves the reader closely
regarding his trips and wartime.
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