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30 Ariz. St. L.J. 397 (1998)
The History of the Civil Procedure Course: A Study in Evolving Pedagogy

handle is hein.journals/arzjl30 and id is 407 raw text is: THE HISTORY OF THE CIVIL PROCEDURE COURSE: A Study In Evolving Pedagogy Mary Brigid McManamon* Plus Va change, plus c'est la mgme chose. It Those who do not remember the past are condemned to relive it. ,t TABLE OF CONTENTS IN TRODUCTION .............................................................................................. 399 I. THE EARLIEST AMERICAN COURSE IN CIVIL PROCEDURE ...................... 402 A. The Practice Origins of Early American Law Schools .................... 402 B. Practice Courses in Early American Law Schools ........................... 405 II. HARVARD'S INFLUENCE IN THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY .............. 408 A. The Emergence of Harvard As the Model Law School .................... 408 B. Procedure in the Harvard Curriculum ............................................. 411 1. The Procedure O fferings ............................................................ 411 * Visiting Professor of Law, Washington and Lee University School of Law; Associate Professor of Law, Widener University School of Law (Delaware Campus). J.D., Cornell University; B.A., Yale University. First, I thank Dwight L. Aarons, Paul D. Carrington, Laura Krugman Ray, Judith Resnik, and Margaret V. Sachs for their thoughtful comments on an earlier draft of this piece. In addition, I wish to express my appreciation for the superb research assistance of Ann Malarkey, Stephanie Dudek, Agnes Ford, Jennifer Harding, and Rachel Lowy. Special thanks go to Enza Klotzbucher, head of the Interlibrary Loan department of the Widener University law library, who painstakingly located and retrieved every Civil Procedure casebook published since 1875. Finally, thank you to Kevin M. Clermont and Lauren K. Robel, who urged me to write this article. t The more things change, the more they stay the same. ALPHONSE KARR, LES GUEPES (1849), reprinted in JOHN BARTLETT, FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS 443 (Justin Kaplan ed., 16th ed. Little, Brown & Co. 1992). t GEORGE SANTAYANA, THE LIFE OF REASON (1905-06), reprinted in RHODA THOMAS TRIPP, THE INTERNATIONAL THESAURUS OF QUOTATIONS 459 (1970).

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