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IN A DEFIANT STANCE: THE CONDITIONS OF LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS BAY, THE IRISH

IN A DEFIANT STANCE: THE CONDITIONS OF LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS BAY, THE IRISH COMPARISON, AND THE COMING OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Hardcover - 1977

by Reid, John Phillip

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University Park: The Pennsylvania State University, 1977. Hardcover. Octavo; 225 pages; G+; Bound in red-orange cloth with gilt lettering on spine; Rubbing to corners, light soiling to covers; Textblock has spotting along edges; RWO. 1361581. Special Collections.
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John Phillip Reid is the author of two books on early American judges in addition to two on Cherokee law, most recently A Better Kind of Hatchet (Penn State, 1976). Professor of law at New York University, he is a graduate of Georgetown and Harvard Law.