Excerpt from Labor, Law and Justice: A Treatise on Workmen's Compensation

In the production Of this book, I have pur posely avoided supporting my claims of law by an extended line of authorities, having in view at all times the intention of making a general statement which is true In the main, rather than considering the many exceptions to these main propositions by the various courts of last resort. No effort has been made to trace the accurate origin Of the doctrines of law considered herein. Believing that the work undertaken could be bet ter understood, if a consideration of these doc trines was confined to a period immediately pre ceding the adoption of our federal constitution.

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