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ing all the legislation the the United from 1916
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Just published, Domat w Civil Law in its Natural Order
lated into English s By VIM ssahan IL D. Advocate in Doctors
Cushing late Of the Judges the Court Of Common Pleas
sy In vols, royal 6vo.
Among the writers Roman Law arc
English and American and which enered
s mo, I'm % upon pom our s
preface BamenJ considering the and the circumstances
method excellent clear
The object the author this learned productions d'sem
those the principles and provisions OF the Roman law
general application, the teehneaes
ecd a e n eSe and e %"re
useful and though the work was par intended
applicable of law of which the Roman code is either
general winch the work thus the
legal part
of France Spain and are us founded in the Roman law
work would be acceptable
profession and led them republication of the
English translation of ii by Dr. Strahan
From Judge Eustis, chie ote State Of Louisiana.
BRooKLISK October IL, 1850.
of
admirable work Of Donat the Civil Law which have been
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improved under the revision OF the editor Judge Cushing
gu, Of the which advance in cSzaon
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Messrs. LITTLE BrowS.
FSOm alfred Hennsn, esq., Of the Ne~ Orleans bar.
Bosros, Sep, 8, 1850.
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translation OF Domsi on cy Law No work Y !ss English Ian.
OF The doctnne conveyed throughoutu.
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most carefully u early lie which may account io .hc singular m
adoption Of Domat should and hope
will be found in the library Of every American lawyer
ALFRED HENNEN.
Reports Of argued and determined in the circuit Of the
United states FOR the hr. circuit from 1879 to 5l oosi
GaLons RePoTfRepous Of argued and determined IN
the United circuit from ls2
1915 Second edition, additional and references
vols syo. Boston, 1895.
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Mason William r. Rfport Of Cases the Circuit Court of
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These Justice Story,
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VOLUMES relate particularly questions Of
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Woodbury. tChae H. Minot George Reports of Cases
the First Circuit Vols l and 2.
appointed to Story justice the
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" Cases argued and addrd in the supreme Court Of the Uni
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