The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-16

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Int pobli,led Domst (h) Civil Law ia It's Natural Order,
lated Into English BY VIM saan LII D., Advocate Dos
n Cn.binx late one Judges in the Couu of Common E
now Lecturer Civil and Parliamentary Law IN Harvard Un
ssmans lie wntes. on The Law whose work. A.. 4
English and American nwysIs and which have eI
entitled RI. Lac IN its Na'1,a Order" Jud,s 49,
sic was Written is truly wonderful peromsSs.
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the profession led in \
English translation OF II by Dr. srahan
Fyom Hon. Judge Eustis Chief Justice the of Lou
BRooKLisx, October H. isS
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by Mr. sira,an has been tested correct but Win
the revision Of the editor Judge Gushing
out Of relations which advance civilization a.
ains and judging Of those reforms ?, The law which are
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Europe and of large portion OF that Of England and Cd
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remain, gentlemen, respectfully, your obedisa
MesSs. LurrLk BRewx.
From alfred Hennsn, esq, ofthe Ns~ Orlea~. tar.
Bosrox, SEP g. 1851
Messrs Little Bows: Gentiemen-I am much pssssi
Translation OF Domai Civil Law. No work EnsiA h
yuase on The same subject . TO be with for the ah~
From the time Of it's publication up to the present. has r
ry and very desevedy The eompIers Of The Code Nsps
copousy from for their work Napoleon himself su
aeueness and decisions daring
discussions the adoption Of his code Dona should and bop
will, be found in the libnry of every American lawyer
Your obedient servant, - -
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United for the first circuit from 1912 to ISL n follows
Gaison. Repor,sRsport. Of argued and deslnis
United States for the ht circuit from IN
1875 Second edition. with additional notes and references
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