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McGill Law JournalBiblio.com

Canadian Guide To Uniform Legal Citation 9th Edition

Journal; Fuller, Horace W, Editor Baldwin, ThosBiblio.com

The Green Bag: A Useless but Entertaining Magazine for Lawyers 13 Vols

1889réf. 846751889. The Boston Book Company. Volume I-XIII 1889-1901. The Boston Book Company. Volume I-XIII 1889-1901. A Handsome Lavishly Illustrated Chronicle of American Law 1889-1901 Journal. Fuller Horace W. Editor Volumes I-XI. Baldwin Thomas. Tileston Editor Volume XIII. The Green Bag: A Useless but Entertaining Magazine for Lawyers. Boston: The Boston Book Company. Volume I-XIII 1889-1901. 13 volumes. Indexed Volume X has a cumulative index. Illustrated throughout with plates photographs and engravings. Quarto 10-1/2" x 8"; 26.7 x 20.3 cm. Volume I: Contemporary three-quarter calf over marbled boards raised bands and gilt title to spine. Others: contemporary three-quarter pebbled cloth over marbled boards gilt fillets and titles to spines. All volumes have similar appearance. Some rubbing with minor wear chip to head of Volume I minor scuff to spine of Volume X some hinges starting one cracked but secure internally clean. A handsome set. $1500. These are the first thirteen volumes of an important legal periodical that was published in 26 volumes from 1889 and 1914. As its subtitle suggests The Green Bag is full of colorful anecdotes humorous verse curious cases and other diversions. It is also a useful resource for the legal historian one that offers book notices and reviews biographies of contemporary legal figures based on first-hand accounts obituaries studies of current events professional notices profiles of law schools throughout the United States and other important source materials. F.W. Maitland Louis Brandeis and Theodore Dwight are among the many important jurists who contributed to this journal. Well designed and handsomely produced it is a pleasure to read and handle these volumes. Marke A Catalogue of the Law Collection at New York University 1953 1160. unknown

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Legal Journal; Williams, JohnBiblio.com

The Legal and Literary Journal and Mercantile Magazine.

1813réf. 829801813. Rare Prospectus for a Legal Periodical: Only One Other Copy Known Legal Journal. Williams John of the Inner Temple. The Legal and Literary Journal and Mercantile Magazine. To be Continued Monthly And Number Three to be Published January 1st 1814. Conducted by John Williams Esq. Author of the Laws of Trade and Commerce &c. &c. Assisted by Several Literary and Commercial Gentlemen. London: S.n. circa 1813. 10-1/4" x 8" 26 cm x 20 cm broadside address of recipient and postmark to verso remnants of red wax seal. Moderate toning two horizontal fold lines. A very good copy of a rare item. $350. This is a rare and detailed prospectus for a periodical published under the guidance of John Williams a barrister and author of The Law of Wills and Codicils 1810 The Laws of Trade and Commerce 1812 and A Treatise on the Study and Practice of the Law 1823. Since the prospectus states that issue "Number Three" will be published in January 1814 it may be assumed that two issues had already been printed but today no issues of any date are found in Library Hub OCLC or in major libraries including the British Library or Library of Congress. This prospectus then with its five-part table giving the "Proposed Arrangement" of topics may preserve all that remains of the content and intentions of this serial. The themes of the "Legal Department" included "1. A Copious Epitome of the Decisions in the Courts of Law and Equity as also in the Prize Courts. 2. A Full and Faithful Abridgement of the Public Statutes Immediately on Their Receiving the Royal Signature. 3. Dissertations on Constitutional Subjects. 4. Dissertations on the Various Branches of Law" and 5. Legal Biography. " Rarely will a prospectus state its own print run but this one does: 3000 copies. As we find only one other exemplar in the world at Yale Law School the rarity may be calculated with unusual exactness: the survival rate for copies of this prospectus being one fifteenth of 1%. Yale's catalogue record does not indicate a manuscript address. Ours is addressed on its verso to Robert Thorpe 1771-1847 attorney and Clerk of the Peace in Alnwick Northumberland. There are many extant copies of Williams's treatises. By contrast his periodical The Legal and Literary Journal and its prospectus are his rarest productions by. unknown

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