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TINTED STATES STATUTES AT LAKGE, volume II. WIN
be published OF April aex, The at Large
and II ns = s % sns Of s 5na
about 100 pages rrce " So IN supe
continuation q the Statute. Large in vo'
published By authority Of Congress In 1913 ao
Complete synopica tbs United stytos Statutes
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This viii refer under copious e. to each law
been passed adopted under the federal thai tbs
reader glance the whole law single subject
Go sa NEs aa sden By
s. Cusbina late Judges ia The Court Common Pleas
NOW Lecturer Civil aad Parliamentary Law in Harvard univer
Among the the Roman Law whose works best
English and American lawyers 1nf which have sss a
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IL WHEN was wrilea truly wonderful performance ils
method I and hts mater sea and
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the system and by presenting them In natural and scientific
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states legal institutions derived in from those
belief the Of the publishers
edition Of his ceiebated work would be acceptable 70
profession led republication Of the
English Translation OF IL by Dr. stahan.
Judge Euss, chi Justice Of The State Of louisiana
BRooKLisE, October II; 1850,
examined the sheets of the translation of the
enough You viii have rendered great service TO
translation was large and nsonvsnien aud is
present publication ori style Of execution and
price think cannot fall in re@unsangyoa The translation
Improved under the revision Of the editor Judge Cushing
GU, Of Tie yei!ous relations which
ang and judging Of those reforms o. "s law v. %n 81 are 70
appreciated he understood II canno, he other
the most wonderful world has
nessed and which y the real basis o the OF e9
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work which your enterprise the American public
From the oa,ed position which the civil law has been permitted TO
English and This want has not been supplied by
ouisisua in Texas in caiiorna The
states, s a in Ss s @ be BE. G sas
will readily undertaking; and your
me in the English language,
form the basis Of civil law library
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Messrs. LITTLE s. Brown.
From alfred Hennen, esq, cfhe Neo orlean, bar.
Bosros, Sep g. 1850.
Messrs LITTLE Brown: Geniemen-l much pleased to
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drew copousy from their work. Napoleon
decisions during
discussions the adoption Of his code Doma should and hope
will, be found ths library Of every American lawyer
ALFRED HENNEN.
the circuit the
United states for the first circuit from 1912 to 1851 follows:
Ga.on Rper-Repo, q eases argued and determined d, in
10 1873 Second edition with additional notes and references
vols. Boston, l-ao
% should justice feelings, well the
Of TRUTH select the decisions in Collisions and
If They may
fairly be placed level with best productions of the Eng
ish Admiralty for deep ard accurate learning as well for the
highest ability and wisdom in dccson'-3 Kent 20; GU 527
Mason Wian )Rport of Cases In the Circuit Court Of the
United States First Circuit lse 1890 vols, svo
These comprise the decisions OF Mr. Justice story on The
FIRST circuit the United Sae and followed in order aer Mr.
Gaisons reports The decisions relate variety Of sub
eceonstutonnl admiralty, PERSONAL and real law and chan
oeand by the profound learning and
horouchnes OF research which such eminent a of their
thor They viii bear favorable compafison point Of learning
and utility with the best OF the English rcports
suner Reports sumner cbars Reports OF Cases argued
and determined the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
First Circuit 8 vols. svo.
These volumes contain the decisions Of Mr. Justice Story and
form continuation TO the series Of Gaison and Mason The de
volumes relate particularly 10 questions OF
sv ana RsSor s inT wia@ WRepor,. Of Case. argued
and determined the Circuit Court The United States for The First
Circuit s vols, svo
These volumes form continuation series Gallon
Mason They contain the last opinion pro
nounced Mr. Justice story who died while the last opinion
Woodbury. Charles ~ and Mno George Reports Of cases
Rued and determined in the Circuit Csur Of the United 81 foi
"Tbcss the decisions Of Hon Lew Woodbury.
appointed succeed Mr. story assistant justice for the s dis
ports argued sdudsed supreme
ted States Wells =, 5, 0, z, and - -
Thee reports oe Pesn and with those reports, and Dallas
Caneh and wbeaton comprise all tho decisions u the highest
court known 10 our law
Gcr-In press viii be ready IN March Dec 27-diy