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Santa Monica: Rand Corporation, 1984. Wraps; 196 pages ... more information

Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1981. Original printed wraps, a very good copy; 415 pages ... more information

New York: Columbia University Press, 1945. Original maroon cloth, gilt, a very good copy The third annual Cardozo Lecture, delivered by Justice Jackson on the fourth anniversary of Pearl Harbor, on the clause of the Constitution in which he believed deeply--"the foundation of any hope we may have for a national system of justice ... more information

New-York: John C. Remick, Publisher, 1883-84. Original sheep, quite worn and scuffed, some spines defective, a working set only Based on the earlier digests of R.T. Harrison and R.F. Fisher, both of which are termed by Holdsworth the "standard" digests of the common law reports earlier in the 19th century, continuing them and re-arranging the subject matter for this country ... more information

London: Printed by J.N. Assignee of Edw. Sayer [for five others], 1716. Modern panelled calf, gilt, a trifle dusty and lightly browned, else quite well-preserved; four copies in ESTC, all to be found in the larger work A rare, perhaps unique, separately issued copy of Jacob's supplement to Sir Matthew Hale's 'Pleas of the Crown', updating England's criminal law during the four decades since Hale's death, with the general title following that of the Second Part ... more information

Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1977. ... more information

Mineola: Foundation Press, 1977. ... more information

Mineola: Foundation Press, 1973. ... more information

Mineola: Foundation Press, 1981. ... more information

Beverly Hills: Sage Publications, 1977. Wraps, a bit stained, but sound; 215 pages Concerning the relevance of history and folklore to the study of criminology ... more information

Edinburgh: William P. Nimmo, 2 South St David Street [etc.], 1859. Disbound, lightly browned, but sound; 31 pages ... more information

New York: Facts on File, 1978. ... more information

London: Printed for Jo. Hindmarsh at the Black Bull in Cornhill, 1681. Polished calf, joints rubbed, frontispiece mounted, still pretty The principal collection of Jenkins' political and constitutional theory, almost all written while he was imprisoned during the Interregnum, ably defending the King in Parliament, and both reflecting Coke and anticipating the Glorius Revolution ... more information

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1927. ... more information

London: John Murray, Albemarle Street, n.d.. One sheet, folded (four pages), the fore-edges a bit chipped, else well-preserved The promotional flyer for Professor Jenks' enduring work, the first page replicating its title, the second a portion of the Preface (invoking Pollock, Anson, Dicey, and Maitland), the third contents and the fourth other works and an order form ... more information

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1959. Original red cloth, binding strained, in a worn dustjacket ... more information

London: Printed for J. Dodsley, in Pall Mall, 1784. Original self-wraps, disbound, stitching loosening; 26 pages Jenyns' last work, written in the style which had won Burke's approval and whose contents were likely equally congenial, drawing on his almost 40 years as an MP, first proposing universal suffrage as the theoretically best reform, then debunking it ... more information

London: J. & W.T. Clarke, Law Booksellers . . . Lincoln's Inn, 1828. Contemporary calf, very worn, rebacked, ex-library, front joint just cracking but holding, yet a clean usable copy First (and only English) edition of the work characterized by Holdsworth as "an ably written book", written by the Lincoln Inn's barrister who analyzes the court by type of jurisdiction--exclusive (with much on trusts), assistant, and concurrent ... more information

London: Charles Knight & Co. Ltd, 1966. ... more information