Harvard Law School opened is doors to aspiring lawyers 200 years ago, thanks in part to the largesse of Isaac Royall Jr. The early law school donor owned a Caribbean sugar plantation, a string of Massachusetts farms—and slaves.
September 07, 2017 at 07:43 PM
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Harvard Law School opened is doors to aspiring lawyers 200 years ago, thanks in part to the largesse of Isaac Royall Jr. The early law school donor owned a Caribbean sugar plantation, a string of Massachusetts farms—and slaves.
The law school this week unveiled a memorial to those slaves to honor their contribution to the school’s founding and serve as a reminder that lawyers’ purpose is to pursue justice.
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