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Judge Estis, CHIEF asties The State Of Louisiana
BRooKmsE, October II, 1850
GENTLEMEN; have examined translation of the
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ALFRED HENNEN.
Reports of argued the circuit of
United the first circuit from 1912 10 s5i follows;
80 OF eases asasa ana a @
to 1915 Second edition. with additional notes and references
should omit doing my feelings well the
TRUTH select the decisions in Collisions and
level with ie hes, productions Of u Eng
sh Admiralty for deep ard accurate learning as wen as Tor The
Wilam )Repor Of Cases in the Circuit Court OF the
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learning acuteness, and
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utility, the best volumes Of the English reports"
Summers Reports sumner OF Eases argued
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First Circuit 3vois evo.
These decisions of Mr. Justice Story and
volumes relate particularly TO questions oil
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Circuit Court of the United States for the First
Circuit 3 vols, evo. x.-,,---
Mason and Summer. They the last opinion
BY Justice Story who died while the last opinion in
WOODBURY. (Chares L. George )-Repous Of Cases
gued determined Circuit Court of the United 81 &c for
These decisions OF Hon Levi Woodbury.
appointed succeed Mr. assistant Justice for The h dis
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o~arS. Supreme Reports. Howard Benjamin ClRe
ted States. Vols a. 5, Q, Z, and
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Wheaiou's all the decisions OF the highest
STOW on fhe Coniuon comprising History
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