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Books Published and Ia Press by Charles q. Little
james Brown, Boston.
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THIS volume il continuation Of ne Statutes Large vols,
published BY authority Of Congress Ia loao-4o
Large including the 3 Congress prepared under order
OF the senate, and 10 be published resolve OF a nor
This ndex viii refer under eopious titles law even
Joint House resolve public or pyse which has
been passed adopted under the federal constitution that The
may glance the whole law on any single subject
Just published pomat my civil Natural Order trans
lated INTO English by Wm suahan LII D. Advocate in Doctors
Cushing ate one OF the Judges Pleas
now Leelser C aad Parliamentary Law in Harvard unive
Among The Wres Roman Law whose best
ne upon Our ~ na%s .s,. JUDGE s SS,s
entitled lA I,a The age and The
il which wd,ten, truly wonderful performance His
object author this learned productions was 70 disem
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agreeable and though the work was particularly intended
a ass u every q The either
apart which recognizes as body o. written reason" BE
American awyer Doat has interest IN those
OF france or span and are thus founded in die roman law
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profession and have led them engage in republication Of the
English Translation OF il by Dr. snahan'
to, Hon yd,e tss Chief Justice Of State Of Louana
BHooKIIsg, October H. 1850
GENTLEMEN; nave examined ue 'o =, Wv
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law by the publication The form Of the English
edition OF The translation was too large ana and It's
scarcity and high pnce prevented i ~ ~ @
pre- sn sun 9 0 ansneans
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searching Tor solution Of the apparently new questions arising
OUT o. 'he Neipls Wue Jul 81 hn 10 ,nh ars na
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VIII % ] a. % reason Which for
me- mos, wonderful social that the ever
messed, and which The real OASIS OF We Juuaeheco
ted States.
would be quite useless for me 10 speak o. inc merits Oh me great
TU a W s a y@ed nos" which e law has
in England few Of the standard works nave
been translated no English, anu ms wu A a e, ny
the original English eaises on ina! subject nave no aoup, nsi
Louisiana in Texas IN California ana III ING new OF he
United States, as well az In Lower oanada here w oe ready
readily lend their favor the undertaking. and trust that your
enterpsne house VIII md us Interest. IN pans mo he 70
ume IN me Engs LANGUAGE, tuch o.het shu" ""hs as WI"
form The basis OF civh law library. - ~, ..,
remain, gentlemen, very respectfully, you, 2senen. %
'Loi"E EooilS'
MessTs. LITTLE BRowh
From .9gred Henne', esq, % INC Ne~ or'eans e".
Bosros, Sep o. 1850
Messrs. LITTLE BROWN: GenuenenI much pleased 10
learn thar engaged publishing revised edition
translation Civil No work in the English Ian
gu ,ge subject with for the fulness
and correctness of the doctrine conveyed thoughouti
publication the present, has received
appreciation learned and lawyers
nv and very deservedly compes Napoleon
copiouy for their work Napoleon himself studied it
most carefully in early life which may account o the singular
adoption Domat should and hope
will, be found in the library Of every American lawyer
ALFRED HENNEN.
Reports Of argued in the circuit the