"Wonderfully evocative… Donald McRae captures the Great Defender in all his complexity.... A joy to read." — Kevin Boyle, National Book Award-winning author of Arc of Justice"Astonishingly vivid." —James Tobin, Award-winning author of Ernie Pyle''s WarThe story of the three dramatic trials that resurrected the life and career of America''s most colorful—and controversial—defense attorney: Clarence Darrow. Many books, plays, and movies have covered Darrow and the trials of Leopold and Loeb, John T. Scopes, and Ossian Sweet before: Geoffrey Cowan''s The People v. Clarence Darrow; Simon Baatz''s For the Thrill of It; Kevin Boyle''s Arc of Justice; Meyer Levin''s Compulsion and the film adaptation of the same name; Inherit the Wind; but few, if any, have achieved the intimacy and immediacy of Donald McRae''s The Great Trials of Clarence Darrow.

"Wonderfully evocative… Donald McRae captures the Great Defender in all his complexity.... A joy to read." — Kevin Boyle, National Book Award-winning author of Arc of Justice"Astonishingly vivid." —James Tobin, Award-winning author of Ernie Pyle''s WarThe story of the three dramatic trials that resurrected the life and career of America''s most colorful—and controversial—defense attorney: Clarence Darrow. Many books, plays, and movies have covered Darrow and the trials of Leopold and Loeb, John T. Scopes, and Ossian Sweet before: Geoffrey Cowan''s The People v. Clarence Darrow; Simon Baatz''s For the Thrill of It; Kevin Boyle''s Arc of Justice; Meyer Levin''s Compulsion and the film adaptation of the same name; Inherit the Wind; but few, if any, have achieved the intimacy and immediacy of Donald McRae''s The Great Trials of Clarence Darrow.

"Wonderfully evocative… Donald McRae captures the Great Defender in all his complexity.... A joy to read." — Kevin Boyle, National Book Award-winning author of Arc of Justice"Astonishingly vivid." —James Tobin, Award-winning author of Ernie Pyle''s WarThe story of the three dramatic trials that resurrected the life and career of America''s most colorful—and controversial—defense attorney: Clarence Darrow. Many books, plays, and movies have covered Darrow and the trials of Leopold and Loeb, John T. Scopes, and Ossian Sweet before: Geoffrey Cowan''s The People v. Clarence Darrow; Simon Baatz''s For the Thrill of It; Kevin Boyle''s Arc of Justice; Meyer Levin''s Compulsion and the film adaptation of the same name; Inherit the Wind; but few, if any, have achieved the intimacy and immediacy of Donald McRae''s The Great Trials of Clarence Darrow.