Titles starting with J from Meyer Boswell Books, Inc.

London: Sphere Books Limited, 1973. Original printed illustrated wraps, a trifle worn and light browning, but a good copy; 157 pages ... more information

Boston: Blanchard Press, Inc., 1975. Original printed wraps, somewhat worn, crinkled and foxed, else a clean copy, 122 pages; no copy in OCLC The brief submitted to the Court in Buckley v. Valeo on behalf of the Attorney General as a named party, and by the United States on First Amendment issues, with Edward Levi, Robert Bork, A. Raymond Randolph, Jr., and Frank Easterbrook on the brief ... more information

1997. Original oversized printed red wraps, double-spaced typescript signed in ink, iv+27 pages; a bit smudged, else a very good copy ... more information

London: Sotheby's, 1992. Original printed illustrated wraps, a very good copy, 197 lots in 112 pages; with the prices realized list, somewhat crinkled, laid in ... 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

Cleveland: Joseph Saslaw, 1939. Original printed, stapled wraps, unevenly darkened, but sound, 31 pages; a rare reissue, one copy in RLIN, five in OCLC, one in a law library Brandeis' speech given in 1915, "the closest [he] ever came to a purely ideological statement of his personal belief in Zionism" and his most comprehensive effort on that subject, proposing a Jewish homeland and the securing of equality for all Jews ... more information

Cleveland: Published and Distributed by Joseph Saslaw, 1934. Original blue stapled printed wraps, a bit marked, else a very good copy, with the photograph of Justice Brandeis preceding the copyright page; 31 pages Brandeis' speech given in 1915, "the closest [he] ever came to a purely ideological statement of his personal belief in Zionism" and his most comprehensive effort on that subject, proposing a Jewish homeland and the securing of equality for all Jews ... more information

New York: Christie's, 1993. Original green cloth, gilt, a very good copy, 79 pages, 58 lots; with the prices realized laid in ... more information

Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1936. Printed wraps ... more information

Washington: Bureau of National Affairs, 1984. Wraps, a sound copy; 350 pages ... more information

Volumes 30 through 54, 1956 through 1979. Lacking four issues; all in wraps, some warped. ... more information

Philadelphia: Office of the Journal of Health, 1830. Stabbed self-wraps, untrimmed, a lovely survival; 16 pages One issue (the eighth) of a very early, short-lived journal to exist for only 24 issues over a span of less than two years, devoted to the "exposition . . . of the philosophy, history, and actual state of law"; with a brief biography of Matthew Hale ... more information

Philadelphia: The Journal of Law, 1830. Stabbed wraps; 15 pages Volume one, number 3, August 4, 1830. The lead article on Uncertainty of the Law ... more information

Philadelphia: The Journal of Law, 1830. Original stabbed wraps, a wonderfully preserved copy; 15 pages The second issue of a very early Amercian law journal, of which only 24 issues were to appear; with essays on Matthew Hale, on arbitration, and on the University of Pennsylvania, among others, closing with a list of agents and a law bookseller ad ... more information

London and Harrogate: The Forensic Science Society, 1970-75. Original printed sewn wraps, well-preserved Six volumes of the Society's publication, Volume 10 through Volume 15, complete save one issue ... more information

London: Printed for John Starkey at the Mitre in Fleetstreet [etc.], 1682. Contemporary dark mottled calf, quite worn, crudely rebacked, some browning, foxing and staining, mainly lightish; a sturdy copy First edition of the "beau-deal of an antiquary" Simond D'Ewes' "great work on the parliamentary history of [Elizabeth's] reign" and still the most valuable source on her parliaments; with the marvelous frontispiece depicting Elizabeth in Parliament ... more information

London: Printed for L. Chapman, and are to be sold at his Shop [etc.], 1658. Modern 1/4 calf, definite embrowning, cut close; sound only ... more information

Columbus: Ohio University Press, 1972. ... more information

Columbus: Ohio University Press, 1972. ... more information

Chicago: Academy Chicago Publishers, 1987. A baker's dozen short stories, loosely centered on the practice of law in modern Chicago, likely to make you laugh or wince at the truths made evident; highly enjoyable ... more information