Search Results: Law from Pride and Prejudice-Books

Washington, D. C.: National Institute of Municipal Law Officers. Original red cloth. Ex-library with spine label, stamps, area where cardholder removed, etc., small tears at head and foot of spine, few pages with pencil notation, Good. No Dust Jacket. . Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 1944.

New York: Oxford Univ. Pr.. Near Fine.. Cloth. First Edition. 1976.

N. P.: Dorset Press, (1986).. Original boards. Near Fine in Very Good Dust Jacket with slight edge wear. . Near Fine. Hardcover. Reprint.

New York: Diossy. Half leather and marbeled boards. viii, 779, [1] pp. One-inch tear along spine edge, two smaller tears along spine edge, slight bend to the front cover, Brady portrait with some faint dampstaining, some leaves with margin dampstaining, Good. . Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 1870.

Cambridge, MA: Harvard Law Review Association. Original full leather with title and author spine slips, also with previous author's matching spine slip. 1.25-inch spine separation along one spine edge, few small silverfish nibblings on last two blanks and on rear pastedown (not unsightly at all), slight outward bend to covers, two pages with notations in ink, some other pages with pencil notations, Good. Langdell was Professor of Law at Harvard and Dean of the Law School. Noted scholar Bruce Kimball has called Langdell arguably the most influential figure in legal education in the United States. From the library of Charles Minturn Baxter, Jr. with his signature in ink. . Good. Hard Bound. First Edition. 1905.

Boston: Little, Brown, (1991).. Cloth/boards. NF in DJ with tiny edge tears and edge chips else VG. . Near Fine. Hardcover. 1991.

New York: John S. Voorhies. Full leather. Publisher and edition spine label missing, title spine label chipped with some loss, spine leather dry and starting to flake, cover leather nice, few notations, signed by William Eno and Jonathan Holdeen (D 31 1935), Good. Jonathan Holdeen (1881-1967), who resided in Pine Plains and had an office in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., was the eccentric, penny-pinching, millionaire lawyer who set up 2.8 million dollars in trusts to make Pennsylvania a tax-free state (an idea inspired by Benjamin Franklin). An extraordinary legal clash followed in which the Unitarian Universalists were involved. Google Holdeen, and read about this fascinating scheme and legal battle. . Good. Full Leather. Voorhies' Second Edition. 1852.

New York: Longmans Green, (1948).. 648 pp. Ex-library with spine slip, withdrawn stamps, adhesion inside back cover where cardholder removed, etc., just beginning to crack inside front cover but still tight, Good. No Dust Jacket. . Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 1948.

New York: C. S. Westcott. Full leather. xvi, 253 pp. Separations the full length of the spine edges, covers holding somewhat tenderly by the cords, leather scuffing, red author and title spine slip nice, some corner dampstaining inside both covers and on three blanks, date stamp on front blank, cracking, Good. . Good. Full Leather. Second Edition. 1863.

Chicago, IL: American Bar Association, (1949).. Ex-library with spine label, university and withdrawn stamps, cardholder, etc., else Very Good. No Dust Jacket. . Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 1949.

Cambridge, MA, U.S.A.: Harvard University Press, (1995).. Very Good. . Very Good. Paperback. Second Printing. 1995.

Berlin: Verlag Detsches Reichsgesetzbuch. 153 pp. Laid in is Anhang Strafrecht und Strafprozesrecht Fall 77-91, pp. 155-176. Original grey cloth. Small tear along spine, bookplate, else Very Good. No Dust Jacket. 10-line inscription in ink dated 1934 and signed by Schwenk. . Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 1934.

Dublin: Luke White. Full leather. xvi, 749 pp. Signed by previous owner Stephen Eno (March 30, 1815) , occasional foxing and a few notations in ink, Good Plus. Stephen Eno had a law practice in Pine Plains, N.Y. and was a prominent lawyer in Duchess County. . Good. Full Leather. Fourth Edition. 1793.

Dublin: Luke White. Full leather. 734 pp. Slight outward bend to covers, signed by previous owners Stephen Eno (March 30, 1815) and Jonathan Holdeen (June 8, 1936), occasional foxing and a few notations in ink, Good Plus. Stephen Eno practiced law in Pine Plains, N.Y. and was a prominent lawyer in Duchess County. Jonathan Holdeen (1881-1967), who resided in Pine Plains and had an office in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., was the eccentric, penny-pinching, millionaire lawyer who set up 2.8 million dollars in trusts to make Pennsylvania a tax-free state (an idea inspired by Benjamin Franklin). An extraordinary legal clash followed in which the Unitarian Universalists were involved. Google Holdeen, and read about this fascinating scheme and legal battle. . Good. Full Leather. Fourth Edition. 1793.

New York: Fund for the Republic. Ex-library with spine slip, university and withdrawn stamps, cardholder, etc., else Very Good. No Dust Jacket. . Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 1955.

Paris: A. Durand et Pedone-Lauriel. Deuxieme Edition, Revue et Augmentee. 3 Vols. Leather spines with gilt decoration and paperboard covers. All volumes Good with previous owner's signatures. Vol. 1 with small chip at foot of spine and cracked in one place; Vol. 2 with minor chipping at head of spine and cracked in one place, Vol. 3. with fading and small area of dampstain on front cover and only part of rear pastedown present. All volumes tight. . Good. Hardcover. 1877.

Newtonville, MA: Environmental Design & Research Center, (1979).. Original boards. Ex-library with spine label, university stamps, cardholder, due date slip, etc., spine fading, slight fading at top of front cover, Good. No Dust Jacket. . Good. Hard Bound. 1979.

Exeter, NH: George Lamson. Third American Edition from the Last London Edition, Improved by a Disgested Index of American Decisions from the Reports of the Several States. xiv+523+xxvi pp. Full contemporary leather. Dark stains on cover, several scuffs, dampstaining in the bottom margin of many of the leaves, previous owner's stamp and signature in ink, gift inscription in pencil, stain at top inside back cover, Good. A tight copy. . Good. Hardcover. Third American from the Last London Ed.. 1822.

New York: Banks. Full leather. vii, 258 pp. Title and author spine slip missing, separation along one spine edge, slightly tender but holding well, some leather scuffing, previous owner's name in ink (Frank Eno 1891), Good. . Good. Full Leather. 1890.

New York: Morrow. Original brown cloth. Previous owner's name and address in ink, price erasure, Very Good in Very Good Dust Jacket with very small edge chips. . Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 1940.