Titles starting with P from Meyer Boswell Books, Inc.

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Volumes 1 through 16 Number 3, 1970 through 1985. A complete run, in the original wraps. ... more information

London: Butterworth and Co. (Publishers), Ltd., Bell Yard, Temple Bar, 1947. Green cloth, gilt, a very good copy The edition upon which Paget was working at his death, prepared for the press about a decade later by Mr. Megrah, then a Gray's Inn barrister and secretary to the Institute of Bankers ... more information

New York: Harper Collins, 2005. Original printed illustrated wraps, as new; 279 pages ... more information

London: Sweet and Maxwell, Limited, 3, Chancery Lane [etc.], 1892. Contemporary calf over marbled boards, quite rubbed, rebacked, the original spine laid down; a good clean copy A later edition of the one work which Holdsworth singles out for mention and praise on the subject of criminal law and procedure during the nineteenth century (during which it was continuously published) terming it "a complete and clear summary ... more information

Panama: N.p., 1976. Printed wraps, a bit rubbed, but sound; 80 pages ... more information

Washington: Government Printing Office, 1861-69. 3/4 morocco over marbled boards, the boards loose or detached and the spines perished, but the text block sound; a working set A good run for the decade of the Civil War and its aftermath, from the Thirty-Seventh through the Fortieth Congresses, including the Appendix on the Lincoln Association, some bearing the signature of ?J.G.B. Davis, an Assistant Secretary of State ... more information

Cambridge: Harvard University Printing Office, 1954. Red cloth, a sound ex-library copy ... more information

Washington: National Science Foundation, 1972. Printed wraps, a good copy; 293 pages ... more information

Zug: Inter Documentation Company, 1971. Original cloth, a very good copy in the dustjacket ... more information

London: Printed for Randal Taylor, near Stationers-Hall, 1680. Original ?self-wraps, disbound, light browning, a usable copy, the title page printed in red and black; 23 pages The "sensational account of an oath to murder Charles and root out protestantism in England" ingeniously concocted by Bolron, reflecting his repeated perjuries leading to several trials during the Popish Plot and one conviction for high treason ... more information

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1894. Blue cloth, gilt, showing wear, but quite sound ... more information

Guildford: Surrey Record Society, 1927. Original cloth-backed printed boards, somewhat rubbed, ex-library, else a good copy ... more information

Nashville: The Labor Law Group, 1985. Original printed oversized wraps, double-spaced typescript, a very good copy; 398 pages The conference proceedings, with papers and responses by such luminaries as Daniel Mitchell, William Murphy, Robert Rabin, Clyde Summers, and Willard Wirtz, among many others ... more information

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1971. ... more information

London?]: Archaeologia: or Miscellaneous Tracts [Volume 42], 1867. Disbound, partly uncut; 10 pages The first publication of portions of the proceedings of one of England's most historical parliaments, taken from a manuscript journal said to have come from Lord Somers' library, investigating the "wild [and] strange conduct" of one Richard Burgess ... more information

London: Printed for John Stockdale, opposite Burlington-House, Piccadilly, 1788. Disbound, one leaf torn with loss of several words on its verso (but not the sense); 46 pages plus the advertising leaf Part of the debate during the mental incapacity of George III (no provision for succession having been made), publishing a series of arguments bruited when the 1751 Regency Bill, providing for his own succession while a minor, had been enacted ... more information

Cambridge: University of Cambridge Institute of Criminology, 1969. Cloth-backed wraps, faded but sound; 71 pages ... more information

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1974. ... more information