"The Book of Lawyers" is an interesting and informative study of the world of the legal profession, written by the outstanding English writer and historian John Cordy Jefferson. In the book, the author examines in detail the history of advocacy, the roles and functions of lawyers in society, as well as important episodes from the lives of famous lawyers. Thanks to this book, readers will deepen their understanding of the legal sphere, gain unique knowledge about human rights protection activities, and discover many interesting facts and aspects of the lawyer's profession. "The Book of Lawyers" will be a useful source of information for a wide range of readers interested in jurisprudence and the history of law.