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Stanley Shaw Bond c.1930

Stanley Shaw Bond (8 July 1877[1] - 1943) was the owner of legal publishers Butterworth and Co[2] who "introduced professionalism into law publishing".[3] He was the son of Charles Bond. He was responsible for the creation of Halsbury's Laws of England in 1907.

References

  1. ^ H. Kay Jones (1980) Butterworths: History of a Publishing House. p. 23.
  2. ^ "AIM25 collection description". www.aim25.ac.uk.
  3. ^ "A Most Ordinary Curriculum Vitae – Slaw". www.slaw.ca.

Further reading

  • Obituary in The Law Journal, Volume 93 (1943), p. 57.


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