Where to Find Your Law is a book by Ernest Arthur Jelf, M.A. It is a bibliography of law.
The First Edition was published in 1897, the Second in 1900 and the Third in 1907.John S James and Leslie F Maxwell. A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth of Nations. Second Edition. Sweet & Maxwell. London. 1957. Volume 2. Page 185.
In 1897, the Westminster Review said:
In 1907, the Law Magazine and Review said of the third edition:
In 1914, Percy Winfield said that this book was a "valuable" guide "to the materials of English law".Winfield, Percy H. "Some Bibliographical Difficulties of English Law" (1914) 30 LQR 190.
References Jelf, Ernest Arthur. Where to Find Your Law. First Edition. Horace Cox. London. 1897. Google Books. Second Edition. Horace Cox. London. 1900. Google Books. Third Edition. Horace Cox. London. 1907. Google Books. "Reviews" (1900) 25 The Law Magazine and Review (Fifth Series) 368 "Reviews and Notices" (1900) 16 The Law Quarterly Review 312 "Legal Bibliography" in "Reviews" (1900) 44 The Solicitors' Journal 656 (4 August 1900) "Pathfinders in Law" (1900) 89 The Saturday Review 532 (28 April 1900) (1900) The Athenaeum 462 (No 3781: 14 April 1900) "A Legal Index" (1907) 42 The Law Journal 557 (31 August 1907) (1907) 5 The Commonwealth Law Review 94 "Reviews" (1907) 51 The Solicitors' Journal and Weekly Reporter 773 (28 September 1907) (1907) 29 The Law Students' Journal 160 (1 July 1907) "Law Books" (1907) 104 The Saturday Review 212 (17 August 1907) "Where to Find Your Law", The Law Librarian, vols 8-11, p 46