Hodges Against Chanot, Being the History of a Celebrated Case

In this fascinating legal history, Edward Heron Allen recounts the trial of Hodges vs. Chanot, a dispute over the ownership of a priceless Stradivarius violin. From the London courts to the concert halls of Europe, Allen's narrative offers a window into the complex world of international music and the eccentric personalities of its most talented performers. A must-read for lovers of music and legal drama.

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