Toward the 1890s, you start seeing more lawyers who are homegrown. Still, for many years, they couldn't get training in the South.

There's a lot of frustration that goes on with this kind of research.

He didn't do much arguing of the case, but probably did a lot of the research. And then, for the Supreme Court, he even had his train ticket, but was told not to go. It must have been crushing.

It was just a wonderful mystery in many respects.

The big surprises were how many there were, and how far back they went. In learning about the names of the lawyers, I started thinking about what it must have been like.

We want to have as many homegrown players as we can.