Titles starting with L from Meyer Boswell Books, Inc.

London: Christie's, 1994. Original illustrated printed wraps, a very good copy, 253 pages, 371 lots; with the prices realized laid in ... more information

Rochester: Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Co., 1932. Green cloth, stained and a bit worn, but quite usable ... more information

London]: Printed for the Societie of Stationers, 1614. Modern calf, 17th century leather laid down; a superior copy The Bridgewater Library copy of the first edition of the tenth part of Coke's Reports, in which (in his preface) he examines at length the law books of the preceding centuries (Glanvill, Britton, Fitzherbert, inter alia) and the serjeants at law ... more information

Paris: A. Pedone, 1926. Original, printed, sewn wraps, quite worn but sound; 25 pages Reprinted from the Revue generale de Droit international public ... more information

Paris: A. Pedone, 1927. Printed wraps, detached, a usable copy only; 16 pages Reprinted from the Revue generale de Droit international public ... more information

London]: In Aedibus Ricardi Tottell [imprint varies], 1565. Contemporary blind-rolled and tooled calf, quite worn, recently rebacked, browning, some staining (mainly to the lower margin), good crisp copies The magisterial Tottel printing of "the decisive book--the book that 'made' the Common Law", containing over 13,000 abridged case-notes arranged alphabetically by subject in some 263 titles and digesting hundreds of years of medieval case law ... more information

London: Printed for the Societie of Stationers, 1611. Modern 1/2 calf, a bit rubbed, but a fresh copy First edition of the eighth part of Coke's Reports, in whose preface he discusses at length the ancient laws of England, seeking to establish their pre-Conquest existence (by citation to historical authority) and the books in which they may be found ... more information

Buenos Aires: Imprenta Ferrari Hmos, 1942. Original printed illustrated wraps, browned, the back wrap detaching, a usable copy only; 335 pages Presentation copy "Al Doctor Robert D. Harvard, Agregado / Cultural de la Ambajada de los Esta / dos Unidos de Aemrica, como testi / monio de respet y aprecio / Asuncion 30 de Novembre de 1945 / Luis Ramirez ... more information

Lima: Colegio de Abogados de Lima, 1970. Printed, stapled wraps; 38 pages ... more information

London: Printed by the Assigns of Rich. and Edw. Atkyns, Esquires [etc.], 1697. Contemporary blind-panelled calf, gilt, rubbed, joints cracking but quite firm, some foxing and browning, yet a crisp copy The last 17th century edition of the seventh part of the "Reports", containing in its preface Coke's rejoinder to the polemic levelled against his speech and charge at the Norwich assises, and beginning with Coke's famed report of "Calvin's Case ... more information

London]: Printed for the Societie of Stationers, 1607. Modern 1/4 morocco over boards, discreetly ex-library, light browning, extensive marginal gloss, a very good copy; rare, one copy in ESTC in the US First edition variant of the part of Coke's reports in which he begins to draw upon contemporary material and in which he continues his observations, begun in the preface to the second part of his Reports, on the ancient laws and customs of England ... more information

London: Printed by E.G. for Matthew Walbanke and Richard Best [etc.], 1642. Contemporary unlettered sheep, definite wear and staining, the binding strained, yet a good unsophisticated copy First edition of a unique medieval law book, a bemused Maitland wondering whether its author was a "lawyer, antiquary . . . pedant, faddist [or] romantic" and called by Plucknett "certainly the most fantastic work in our legal literature ... more information

Montreal: Presses de l'Universite de Montreal, 1971. Printed wraps, a sound copy; 259 pages Inscribed on the front free endpaper to Gilbert Geis, noted criminologist and authority on all forms of social deviance: "To Gil Geis with my personal regards and best wishes in memory of his visit to SFU. Oct 1981, Ezzat A. Fattah ... more information

Stockholm: National Council for Crime Prevention, 1977. Printed wraps; 117 pages ... more information

Tallahassee: Center for Employment Relations and Law, 1981. Wraps; 214 pages ... more information

Ithaca: Cornell University, 1953. Original, printed, sewn wraps; 171 pages Cornell Studies in Industrial and Labor Relations, volume 4; with a foreword by Milton Konvitz ... more information

Sacramento: California State Printing Office, 1922. Printed sewn wraps, worn but sound; 292 pages The labor laws complemented by the appropriate provisions of the four principal codes (including the Penal Code), supplemented by digests of the law and reported decisions ... more information

New York: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1944. Quite worn, the spine dull, but a sound copy ... more information

New York: W.W. Norton and Company, Inc., 1946. ... more information

New York: W.W. Norton & Company Inc., 1946. A sound copy in the dustjacket ... more information