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From Hon. Judge Euss, chief Justice Of The State % louisiana
BRooKLIsE, October IL, 1880
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Reports argued and determined the circuit court of the
rsl circuit from 1872 TO lsol, as follows
United States for the FIRST circuits from 1912
1915 Second edition, with additional NOTES and references
my feelings, well TO the
truth select the decisions in Collisions and
Reports OF eminent merit They may
fairly be placed level with the best OF The Eng
Admiralty deep ard learning as wen as Tor he
highest ability wisdom in decon'3 Kent 20i az a2h
Mss 90 ,ss Fri cn oafs as e'u S SSs
These comprise the decisions OF Mr. Justice sot on e
mrs, circuit o. se T eons sa,s y" y,ea yarev Of sub
admiralty, PERSONAL and real law ana cha
horourhnes OF research OF their
They w, favorable comparison, point OF learning
Chnries )Repos OF Cases argued
determined the Circuit Coun Of the United states for the
These volumes contain the decisions Justice Story
form continuation TO The series 81 aason ana Mason me as
equity and admiralty and are Of sea, practical Value
and Court OF the United States for the First
Circuit 3vos, evo.
These volumes form series Of Galson
Mason and Summer They opinion
Justice story who died while the last opinion in
Woodbury. thaIes Mino George )Reports Of Cases
aued determined The Circuit Csun Of the United st &c for
ese volumes contain The decisions oodbury
appointed succeed Mr. Story assistant justice for The first dis
tlet.
port. argued audred the supreme Court the Unit
ted states, Wells. 4, 5, 6, y apds
These reports follow Pess and with those reports and Dallas
Canch and whcaon eompse all the decisions OF The highest
known our law. -
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