The online catalog can provide additional titles. Many professors have strong preferences for specific treatises, hornbooks, and other study aids. Check with your professor for titles recommended for use in your class. They are often multivolume with heavy footnoting and are usually supplemented to stay current. A hornbook is thorough but not as comprehensive as a treatise.
Nutshells contain fewer footnotes and references than hornbooks.
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