Can You Judge A Book By Its Cover?
Sometimes you can judge a book by its cover.
Do you know this legal novel, based on its book cover?
Hint: Ranked number 12 on the ABA Journal’s list of the 25 Greatest Legal Novels, this short work of fiction was originally published anonymously in two parts in Putnam’s Magazine in 1853. Though they work together, the narrator in this tale is a Manhattan attorney, while the titular character is not.
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