Inaugural lecture: Prof Kenneth Reid
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Professor Kenneth Reid, Chair of Scots Law, presented his inaugural lecture, entitled "Smoothing the rugged parts of the passage: Scots Law and its Edinburgh Chair". This lecture examines the establishment of the Chair of Scots Law in 1722, considers some of its holders, and offers reflections on research and writing on Scottish private law. Recorded on Tuesday 18 September 2012 at the University of Edinburgh's Old College.
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