Shanghai Lawyer

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Shanghai Lawyer

By Norwood F. Allman

Whittlesey, 1943, 283 pp

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The author was at one time an American consular official in China who later went into the practice of law in Shanghai. Unlike so many "old China hands," he learned the Chinese language and thus knows the Chinese people as few Occidentals can.

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