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Solomon Aram

An attorney for the defense, working with Chaffanbrass.

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Also known as old Solomon Aram, Solomon Aram, Mr. Solomon Aram, Mr. ¬†Solomon Aram, Mr. Aram, Aram, Mr. Solomon

First appearance: What the Four Lawyers Thought About It

Solomon Aram shows up with force in Mr. Furnival Looks for Assistance. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Suggested by Chaffanbrass as a possible attorney, but Furnival rejects the idea due to concerns about reputation.

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Mr. Furnival Looks for Assistance
Suggested by Chaffanbrass as a possible attorney, but Furnival rejects the idea due to concerns about reputation.
What the Four Lawyers Thought About It
Confers with Chaffanbrass in his comfortable Bucklersbury chambers; confident in Chaffanbrass's skills but worried about the division of cross-examinations.
The Evening Before the Trial
Mentioned as the lawyer engaged for the trial; Lucius finds his name odious.
The First Journey to Alston
The attorney managing logistics for Lady Mason's arrival and seating in court.
LXXI: Showing How John Kenneby and Bridget Bolster Bore Themselves in Court
Occupies the intermediate bench, positioned to communicate with client or barristers.
LXXIII: Mrs. Orme Tells the Story
Whispers to Mrs. Orme in the court hall, warning her not to let Lady Mason be overconfident, as Furnival's speech may not sway the jury.

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