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Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1987. Soft cover. Very Good. Original paper wraps. Includes "Descriptive Bibliography and Printed Music", "The Deutche Lese-Bibliotek, 1794-1800", "Peter Nichols's Passion Play", as well as reviews.

Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1988. Soft cover. Very Good. Original paper wraps. Includes "The Stationers Versus the Drapers", "William Stansby and Jonson's Folio, 1616", "Henry or Humphrey? The Jacksons, Eighteenth-Century Chemists", "Conrad Typescripts and Proofs" as well as reviews.

London: London: Bernard Quaritch for The Selden Society. 1957., 1957. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Original blue buckram, gilt lettering on back. A few scuffs.

Legal Classics Library, Gryphon Editions, 1988 reprint of Boston: Charles C. Little and James Brown, MDCCCXXXIX [1839]., 1988. Leather. Fine. Full leather, dyed sky blue, gilt lettering and decorations, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers, ribbon book mark sewn in. A fine photographic reprint of the 1839 edition. The scholarly "Notes from the Editors" is a separate 26-page booklet.

Philadelphia: Philadelphia: T. & J. Johnson, Law Booksellers, No. 197 Chestnut Street. 1853., 1853. 1st American edition . Hardcover. Good. Description: 8vo (9¼ × 6 in): xi, 113, [1] p. Later buckram. · Condition: Spine labels perished; a couple of stamps from a former private owner. · Comments: Reprinted from the first London edition of the same year.

New York: John S. Voorhies, Law Bookseller and Publisher, 20 Nassau Street. 1852., 1852. 2nd Edition . Leather. Fair. Description: 8vo (9¼ × 6¼ in): 590 p. Contemporary leather. · Condition: Joints cracked, backstrip dry and chipping, lower label chipped, light damp stain to boards. Pages lightly toned. · Comments: Second edition, coming one year after the first. This work sets out the Code of 1848, as reenacted and amended in 1849, showing subsequent amendments in italics. Under each section, there are extensive notes and commentary on the construction and application of the act. The New York Code of Procedure quickly became the basis for the codes of procedure of several large states, including Ohio and California. · References: American Law Register, ii, 383 (1854).

New York: New-York: printed by C. Wiley, No. 28 Provoost Street. 1812., 1812. 1st American edition . Leather. Fair. Description: 8vo (8½ × 5¼ in): [8], 251, [8] p. Contemporary leather. · Condition: Leather worn, rubbed, joints cracked, top board held by single cord, label chipped with loss. Light to moderate toning throughout. · Comments: First American edition, from the sole London edition of 1810. The treatise sets out the statute and then addresses each of branch, largely by digesting the reported cases. The American decisions are described in an appendix. · References: Marvin 90; S&M 2:19.

New York: New-York: printed and published by I. Riley. 1810., 1810. Leather. Good. Description: 8vo (9½ × 6¼ in): [4], 693, [4] p. (the last four pages are publisher's ads). Contemporary calf. · Condition: Boards rubbed, top joint cracked but holding. Pages moderately foxed. · Comments: Published as volume 3 of Riley's edition of Sheppard's Touchstone of the same year.

[1982 Photo reprint by Professional Books Ltd. of] Dublin: Printed for E. Lynch [et al.]. M DCC LXXXII. [1787], 1982. Hardcover. Fine. Description: 8vo (9½ × 6½ in): [6], li, 578 p. Red cloth with gilt lettering. · Comments: No more volumes published. Contains eleven works: 1. A treatise, in three parts.--Pars prima. De jure maris et brachiorum ejusdem.--Pars secunda. De portibus maris.--Pars tertia. Concerning the custom of goods imported and exported.--From a manuscript of Lord Chief-Justice Hale. 2. Considerations touching the amendment or alteration of lawes. By Lord Chief-Justice Hale. 3. A treatise of the maisters of the chauncerie. 4. Two pieces touching suits in chancery by subpoena. 5. A discourse concerning the courts of King's Bench and Common-Pleas. By Lord Chief-Justice Hale. 6 A discourse against the jurisdiction of the King's Bench over Wales by process of latitat. 7. The abuses and remedies of chancery. By Mr. George Norburie. 8. Concerning the… Leer más

New York: London, printed: New-York: Reprinted and Published by I. Riley. 1816., 1816. Leather. Good. Description: 8vo (8¾ × 5½ in): iv, [10], *229, [18] p. (text star-paged to match London first edtion). Contemporary half-calf and paper-covered boards. · Condition: Edges of boards worn, paper defective revealing boards, joints cracked, leather defective at bottom of spine. Light to moderate toning to pages. · Comments: Reprint of the 1812 London edition. · References: Mavin 730.

New York: London, printed: New-York: Reprinted and Published, by I. Riley. 1816., 1816. Hardcover. Very Good. Description: 8vo (8¾ × 5½ in): vii, [9], *163, [5] p. (star-paged to follow London edition). Contemporary half-calf and paper-covered boards. · Condition: Boards worn at top edge, missing title-label. Pages lightly toned. · Comments: Sole American edition. · References: Marvin 424.

Middletown, Ct.; New York: Middletown, (Conn.) printed for Isaac Riley, New-York. 1808., 1808. Hardcover. Fair. Description: 12mo (7¾ × 4½ in): xx, [8], 160, [4] p. Modern grey card boards with library tape backing, typewritten label on front. · Register:12º: [pi]^2 A-P^6 Q^4. · Condition: Ex-library. Title-page chipped in lower corner, with loss of the "k" in the word "New-York" in the imprint; no end papers. A usable copy.

New York: New York: published by Gould, Banks and Co. law booksellers, and by W. and A. Gould and Co., Albany. 1840., 1840. Leather. Very Good. Description: 8vo (9¾ × 6½ in): xxxvi, 701 p. Law calf, gilt label. · Condition: A few scrapes, boards slightly bowed. · Comments: Fourth American edition from the Seventh London edition. Marvin called it "a standard work of great practical utility in England and America." · References: Marvin, Legal Bibliography (1847), 67 (citing 1843 edition).

London: London: printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal Street, Lincoln's Inn. 1814., 1814. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Description: Volume 1 (of 2) only. 8vo (8¾ × 5½ in): xvi, 354 p. Modern red buckram, gilt title label. · Condition: Very good. · Comments: This first volume contains the analytic discussion of the law; the second volume contained only the precedents (i.e., forms).

Warren (R.I.), Rhode Island: [Warren, R.I.: printed by Nathaniel Phillips, M,DCC,XCV.] [1795], 1795. 1st Edition . No Binding. Fair. Description: 12mo (6¾ × 4¼ in): x, [1], 12-76 p. (this copy lacks the first two leaves). Stab-sewn pamphlet. · Register: 12º: [A]^6 B-F^6 G^2 (this copy lacks A1 and A2). · Condition: Imperfect: lacks the first two leaves, being the half-tile and title-page. Worn at corners and edges; last page soiled. · Comments: · References: Evans 28622; Sabin 22316; ESTC W13813.

London: London: printed for J. Harding, St. James's Street; J. M. Richardson, Royal-Exchange; W. Reed, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar; and P. Phelan, Upper Ormond-Quay, Dublin. 1809., 1809. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Description: 8vo: vii, 127 p. Modern tan cloth, red and gilt title-label. · Condition: Very light foxing.

Philadelphia: Philadelphia: Printed for P. Byrne, 72, Chestnut Street. 1803., 1803. 1st American edition . Leather. Very Good. Description: 8vo (8¼ × 5¼ in): iv, [5]-220, 223-234, 233-239, [1] p. Modern cloth. · Register: [A]-2G^4. · Condition: Pages toned with sporadic foxing, damp stain to upper and lower margins. · Comments: First American edition, from the first London edition of 1800. · References: S&M 1:494(32).

London: [London] In the Savoy: Printed by Eliz. Nutt and R. Gosling, (assigns of Edw. Sayer, Esq;) for Richard Sare near Gray's-Inn Gate in Holbourn. MDCCXX. [1720], 1720. 1st Edition . Leather. Good. Description: Volume 2 (of 2) only. 8vo (8 × 5 in): t-p., 537-1120, [80] p. (last leaf bookseller's ads). Contemporary calf. · Register: 8º: [pi]1 2N-4G^8 4H^4. · Condition: Edges of boards worn, spine dry and chipped, no label, back cracked; a few gatherings embrowned. · Comments: First edition. ESTC says that each volume is separately signed; however, in this issue the register seems to continue the former volume. Wood divided his Institute into four books: persons, things, crimes, and courts of justice. This volume contains the last two chapters of the second book, dealing with goods and chattels and how they may be acquired, and the books on crimes and courts of justice. The last of these fills more than half the volumes and includes discussion of the forms of… Leer más

Portland, Maine: Portland: Printed by Thomas B. Wait and Co. 1805., 1805. Leather. Fair. Description: Two volumes bound in one. 8vo (8¼ × 5¼ in): xi, 235; vii, 327, [1] p. (last page an ad for an 'Elegant Edition of Blackstone'). Early leather · Condition: Boards detached, back cracking; signatures clipped from title-pages; light to moderate foxing throughout.

Boston: Boston: Printed by Manning and Loring, for Daniel Johnson, of Portland, and sold by him, wholesale and retail; also, by C. Peirce, Portsmouth; Thomas & Whipple, Newburyport; Cushing & Appleton, Salem; and by all the principal booksellers in Boston, Providence, Newport, New-Haven, New-York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wilmington, Richmond, Alexandria, and Charleston. January, 1805., 1805. Hardcover. Good. Description: 8vo (9½ × 6 in): xviii, 759 p. Buckram with contrasting spine labels. · Condition: Ex corporate library, with stamps. Scattered foxing. · Comments: First American edition. Although more lucid and systematic than Park on Insurance, Marshall's treatise never supplanted it. · References: Marvin 500.