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be published ON Of April next, The Statute. Large,
and Tas q .hs United s.a.s. o. N EN- sS@s
e5 royal evo about 100 pages. fnee $780, IN sups
This volume continuation Of The Statutes Large in vos
published by authority OF Congress in iosa'so.
Large including as Congress. prepared under an order
Senate be Published asess0 10 resolve Of thai hos"
a%s "dn viii refer, under eopiou. e. law
@ and ss"ae a dom under The federal That
reader may glance the whole law single subject
a;ea p,o English by Vim suahan D. Advocate
Edited o the second London edition. BY Hon Luther
now Lecturer Civil and Parliamentary Law in Harvard unser
Among the writers on Law whose hes.
English aud American lawyers and which have eaesd
sn s ai' aa esa upon Ga IN Is Judge Story
n which il was wrt,en truly wonderful performance Ills
method his matter %s 70
baass those Of s principles and provisions o. e n@aa
system and by presenting them in natural and scientific
method render them more insise and Their 9l,
and adapted the French Of Inc age i Is not less
part in which body OF written Be
sides the general claims which The work mus 70 me aen
legal institutions derived in pari from hos
These reasons have tbs publisher
modern edition Of this celebrated work would be
English translation of by Dr. suahnn'
From Hon. Judge Euss Chief Justice cfthe State Of Louana
BnooKrIsE, October II, 1850
admirable OF Domat Civil Law which have beer
will rendered
the publication. The form OF the Engsi
edition Of translation large and announcement aud u
scarcity price prevented general in this Thu
present publications. It's style ~ execution and hoder
price Think fail renuncrplingyou The translation
been tested IL in the main correct but will b
improved Of the editor, Judge Cushing
questions
relations which advance IN civilization Is
ns and n a9 Of s sa s nc law vn M s sss IN %
appreciated he understood II cannot DC other
Of which for centuries governed
wonderful social organization that the world ha. ever wit
messed and which basis jurisprudence OF cont
Europe OF large portion that OF England and the Uni
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IL would be quite useless speak Of OF the
work which your enterprise about the American public
oialed which the civil law has been permitted
England few of the standard works concerning hap
English this not been supplied
the original English that subject have doub, that
Texas, California; and in the new Territories Of Tn
United States Cannda there Will be read
The throughout Unio
will readily undertaking and trust that
eneprsng house will find Its interest in publishing, nom Time
time English such other standard works
form the basis Of IA civil law library.
remain, gentlemen very respectfully obedient servant
GEORGE EUSTIS.
Messrs. LITTLE DRows.
From Alfred Hsnnen, esq, Of The Ner Orleans bar
Boston, Sep. @, 1850.
Messrs. LrrLs BRows Gentlemen-I much pleased Il
engaged in publishing revised edition o. nhnh
o English Ian
euage subject compared with for the fulnes
doctrine conveyed throughout H.
the time of It's publication the present. has receives
Try, very deservedy 1he completes OF the Code Napoleon
copousiy for their Napoleon himself studied
carefully early life which account for tie singuia
OF his code Dona shonid and hop
will, be found n library of every American lawyer
Your obedient servant ...