Revised Second edition the book which portrays the life and work of some 48 eminent persons in the field of law. The life and work of these figures should and would inspire and enlighten us and be woven into the texture of our own lives to stir us to greater heights. Of all of them it may be appropriately said: "So great a name no praise can match." Progress depends on retentiveness. We cannot forget the abiding relevance of the past and its torch bearers. Matthew Arnold wrote: "And we forget because we must, And not because we will." It is in the fond hope that the legends are not forgotten that this book is written. It is an endeavour to apprise the present generation of what set apart some of our great forebears in the law. A procession of the greats is unfolded before the readers. While their own lives inspire awe and reverence for their individual greatness and achievements, it is the advancement of the cause of justice to which their lives were dedicated. The book contains delightful vignettes of some celebrated men of law of yesteryears and rich gems of entertaining incidents and humorous anecdotes in the lives of some of them. Apart from depicting their professional prowess and accomplishments, it furnishes interesting revelations of their personal characteristics and peculiarities which is quite enthralling. It is difficult to lay down the book after one has started relishing its delights. Also included in the book is some correspondence between some of the luminaries and the author which adds to the authenticity and value of the book. It will be an excellent addition to every library of both lawyer and layman.