Search Results: Titles starting with S from Nostre Livers

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.

Philadelphia: Philadelphia: Alexander Towar, Book-Buildings, St. James Street. 1836., 1836. Leather. Good. Description: Three volumes. 8vo (9¼ × 6 in): liv, 640; xiv, 564, 48; xiv, 480, 196 p. Contemporary calf, second volume rebacked, new labels for all volumes. · Condition: Pages of second and third volumes foxed and embrowned, worming to extreme upper corner of preliminaries of first volume; fore edge of third volume weak.

Cambridge (Mass.): Cambridge: Charles W. Sever & Co. 1900., 1900. 2nd Edition . Hardcover. Fair. Description: Royal 8vo (10 × 7½ in): xxi, 1263 p. Navy cloth. · Condition: Cloth discolored, especially on the back, which is also decayed, chipped and brittle. "Burton Edward Eames. 39 Thayer Hall, Cambridge, Mass." is inscribed on front free endpaper. · Comments: Eames entered Harvard Law School in 1900 and was graduated in 1903; he thereafter practiced law in Boston. See Harvard College Class of 1900, Secretary's Fourth Report (1915), at 134. According the "Dorm History Search", "Buxton [sic] E. Eames," a law student, occupied room 39 in Thayer Hall in 1901. For the year 1901-02, Evidence was a second year course taught by Professor Thayer. See Harvard University Catalogue 1901-02, at 546. After Thayer died on February 14, 1902, Professor Beale continued the course for the remainder of the term. See "The Harvard Bulletin (Feb. 26,… Read More

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: 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.

Dublin: Dublin: Printed by James Moore, No. 45, College-Green. MDCCXCI. [1791], 1791. Hardcover. Very Good. Description: 8vo (8¼ × 5¼ in): xxii, [18], viii, 534 p. Contemporary polished calf, gilt label. · Register: 8º: A^8 b^8 c^4 B-2M^8 (last leaf blank). · Condition: Some stains to boards; light to moderate toning and foxing throughout; a few early manuscript annotations. · Comments: Dublin reprint of the 1771 London edition. "A System of Pleading" is founded on "Doctrina Placitandi," printed in 1677, but written in law French much earlier. Holdsworth praised it as being the only systematic treatment of the subject until Stephen's "Pleading," published in 1824, and notes that it was closely studied by students as late as the latter half of the eighteenth century. The text is arranged under alphabetic headings, covering the forms of action, types of defensive pleading, and particular topics in pleading, such as… Read More