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Legal Research: Materials and Methods by Enid Campbell, The Sir Isaac Isaacs Professor of Law, Monash University, E. J. Glasson, Law Librarian, Monash University and Ann Lahore, Senior Lecturer in Law, Monash University. (The Law Book Company, 1979, 2nd Edition), pp. i-x, 1-276. Cloth, recommended retail price $18.50 (ISBN: 0 455 19853 5); Paperback, recommended retail price $12.50 (ISBN: 0 455 19918 3).

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Legal Research: Materials and Methods by Enid Campbell, The Sir Isaac Isaacs Professor of Law, Monash University, E. J. Glasson, Law Librarian, Monash University and Ann Lahore, Senior Lecturer in Law, Monash University. (The Law Book Company, 1979, 2nd Edition), pp. i-x, 1-276. Cloth, recommended retail price $18.50 (ISBN: 0 455 19853 5); Paperback, recommended retail price $12.50 (ISBN: 0 455 19918 3).

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Gwen Morris  and
Margaret McAleese
Gwen Morris
Affiliation:
Faculty of Law, Australian National University
Margaret McAleese
Affiliation:
University of Sydney
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Federal Law Review , Volume 11 , Issue 4 , December 1980 , pp. 448 - 452
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Copyright © 1980 The Australian National University

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1 See e.g. Pitson, Style Manual (3rd ed. 1978) 94.

2 The book was used as a set text for first year at A.N.U. in 1980 in the unit Legal Writing and Research. In an evaluation completed at the end of the course, of 179 students, 13.7% found the book indispensable; 34% found it very useful; 29.5% found it sometimes useful; 14.7% found it of limited use and 2.1% found it of no use at all.