Authors starting with T from Meyer Boswell Books, Inc.

New York: Practitioners' Publishing Company, 1919. ... more information

Uppsala: The Scandinavian Institute of African Studies, 1970. Printed, stapled wraps, a bit faded; 67 pages, typescript The second volume in the series 'Crime in East Africa', with studies on East African crime statistics, on selective use of East African legal systems, and on rural crime in Uganda ... more information

London: Stevens and Haynes, Law Publishers, 11, Bell Yard, Temple Bar, 1867. Disbound, a clean copy; 20 pages Represented as the first treatment of "Lloyd's Bonds", the security whose original lawful use by railways to pay for goods and services was soon expanded to an impermissible means of raising capital in contravention of Parliamentary legislation ... more information

New York: St. Martin's Press, 1979. An impressive selection, the title essay never before published, coupled with an even lengthier series of essays on Elizabethan justices of the peace and wages, and Tawney's Earl Grey Memorial Lecture on The Condition of China, among others ... more information

London: Printed for F.C. and J. Rivington [etc.], 1822. Later 3/4 morocco, joints cracking, discreetly ex-library, else a good copy ... more information

Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1982. Original cloth, a very good copy, in the dustjacket ... more information

Moscow: Progress Publishers, 1973. ... more information

London: S. Sweet, Chancery Lane, Stevens and Sons, Bell Yard [etc.], 1832. Contemporary boards, printed paper label, front joint just cracking and a bit tender, else a very good, untrimmed, unsophisticated copy Only edition of a work based on lectures delivered at the University of London by an Inner Temple barrister, seemingly the only part achieved by Theobald of his ambitious plan to "put in an institutional form" the private commercial law of England ... more information

New York: Human Sciences Press, 1979. Blue cloth, a good sound copy ... more information

Charlottesville: Michie Company, 1991. Wraps; 467 pages ... more information

Charlottesville: Michie Company, 1991. Red cloth, a good sound copy ... more information

New York: Privately Printed, for Forensic Uses, 1911. Original cloth, definitely worn, but usable The work which has been called the magnum opus of Schroeder, founder of the Free Speech League and the "maverick radical [and lawyer, who] ventured further than any of his contemporaries in exploring the meaning of . . . freedom of expression ... more information

New York: Da Capo Press, 1972. Original cloth, showing wear; a usable copy The facsimile reissue of the 1911 edition, with a new and substantial introduction by Jerold S. Auerbach, who quotes with approval the description of Schroeder as "probably the most prolific champion of free speech and press in American history ... more information

New York: Privately Printed, for Forensic Uses, 1911. Original green cloth, worn and taped, yet usable Leonard Levy's copy of the magnum opus of Schroeder, who "ventured further than any of his contemporaries in exploring the meaning of . . . freedom of expression"; with Professor Levy's ownership signature ("Leonard W. Levy") on the front blank ... more information

New York: Mother Earth Publishing Ass'n, 210 East 13th Street, 1911. Original printed stapled self-wraps, well-preserved, originally appearing in Secular Thought (Toronto), eight pages; four copies in OCLC The rare separate printing of the provocative essay by Schroeder ("probably the most prolific champion of free speech and press in American history") anticipating Holmes and positing that Thomas Erskine likewise believed in that unabridged right ... more information

London: Printed for John Anderson, Medical Bookseller [etc.], 1825. ?Contemporary boards, an early rebacking in morocco, quite rubbed, but a usable copy The first English edition of Beck's most important work, "the first authoritative book on medical jurisprudence published in the United States", reaching a twelfth edition later in the century--"remarkably comprehensive [and] clearly . . . written ... more information

Cincinnati: National Publishing, 1871. ... more information

Boston: Published by Richardson and Lord, 1825. Sheep-backed boards, worn, some staining, but a sound copy The only edition of one of the earliest Massachusetts digests (the second to digest the Supreme Judicial Court's reports), undertaken by Metcalf, who was himself later to be the Court's reporter and then to be appointed to the Court itself ... more information

Leipzig: J.P. Meline, Libraire-Editeur [imprint varies], 1845-62. Embossed cloth, gilt, some spines faded, but quite a fresh set One of two principal works of the law-trained historian and statesman, Louis Adolphe Thiers, favorably compared with Guizot and Lamartine and ultimately President of France; this edition, in twenty volumes, a variant of that located in the NUC ... more information

Madras: University of Madras, 1989. Wraps; 124 pages Inscribed on the title page to Gilbert Geis, noted criminologist and authority on all forms of social deviance: "To Prof Gilbert Geis with best compliments, R. Thilagaraj, 22/12/89 ... more information