Författare: Frederick Van Voorhies Holman

Frederick Van Voorhies Holman (1852-1927) was a distinguished attorney and historian, primarily known for his contributions to the legal landscape of Oregon and his dedication to the preservation of the Pacific Northwest”s history. A graduate of Columbia Law School, Holman practiced law in Portland, Oregon, where he quickly gained recognition as a skilled lawyer and an authority on legal matters specific to the region. His address at the Oregon Bar Association”s annual meeting, which encapsulates his legal acumen and reflects his involvement in the state”s law reform, became a notable contribution to the literature of Oregon”s legal history. Holman”s oratory skills and his command over legal issues made him an influential figure in the legal community. Additionally, he authored several historical and biographical works which demonstrate his literary style, characterized by thorough research and an articulate presentation of the historical narrative. Throughout his career, he passionately devoted himself to historical societies, illustrating his commitment to preserving the past for future generations. Holman”s works continue to be referenced by legal scholars and historians who study the evolution of law and society in the Pacific Northwest.