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Worrall, John and Edward BrookeBiblio.com

Bibliotheca Legum Angliae

200093653. ISBN-13: 9781886363298; ISBN-10: 1886363293. Worrall John and Edward Brooke. Bibliotheca Legum Angliae. Or a Catalogue of the Common and Statute Law Books of This Realm and Some Others Relating Thereto: Giving an Account of Their Several Editions Ancient Printers Dates and Prices and Wherein They Differ. With a Supplement to 1800. Part I Compiled by John Worrall Part II and Supplement Compiled by Edward Brooke. Parts I II and Supplement bound in one volume. Originally published: London: Printed for Edward Brooke 1788-1800. 15 272 26; viii 40 49-255 1; 3 45 2 pp. 1788-1800. Reprinted 1997 by The Lawbook Exchange Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781886363298; ISBN-10: 1886363293. Attractive Smyth sewn tan cloth bound hardcover with red and black gilt lettered spine labels. New. $85. First annotated English legal bibliography. John Worrall believed to be the first law bookseller issued the first edition in 1731 and published numerous editions during his lifetime. Part I is organized by topic and then alphabetically. Topics include abridgments indexes tables; civil ecclesiastical and universal law; common law crown law; constitution crown and Parliament; courts; dictionaries; trade navigation; reports; statutes; and Irish and Scottish law books. Part II is prefaced by a historical account of English legal literature from the earliest times to the reign of George III. This edition consists of a reprint of Parts I and II of the 1788 edition and includes the uncommon supplement published in 1800. This edition continues Worrall's experiment begun in the 1782 edition of including observations by learned law writers in the annotation to some entries. This last development marked a positive step of the bare Bassett style of catalogue which Worrall had originally followed and which was to influence future bibliographies. With an index to each Part. An important indispensable reference. unknown

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Wood, ThomasBiblio.com

A New Institute of the Imperial or Civil Law. With Notes Shewing.

2007448542007. ISBN-13: 9781584776871; ISBN-10: 1584776870. The Standard Anglo-American Treatise on Civil Law During the Eighteenth Century Wood Thomas. A New Institute of the Imperial or Civil Law. With Notes Shewing in Some Principal Cases Amongst Other Observations How the Canon Law The Laws of England And the Laws and Customs of Other Nations Differ From It. In Four Books. Composed For the Use of Some Persons of Quality. To Which is Added As an Introduction A Treatise of the First Principles of Laws in General; Of Their Nature and Design And of the Interpretation of Them. Originally published: London: Printed by W.B. for Richard Sare 1721. x 144 xvi 414 9 pp. Reprinted 2007 by the Lawbook Exchange Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781584776871. ISBN-10: 1584776870. Attractive Smyth sewn blue cloth hardcover with gilt stamped front cover and spine. New. $125. Reprint of the third edition. It was common during the eighteenth century to promote the study of Roman and comparative law for its liberalizing effect on the student of the common law. Wood's New Institute was the best attempt to promote this goal. It went through four editions in 1704 1712 1721 and 1730 and was the standard Anglo-American treatise of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries and a well-thumbed reference for jurists who wished to add an element of civilian learning to their work such as Joseph Story. Wood also considers its role as an auxiliary to English law. As the title suggests it is not only a summary of Roman law adapted to the needs of students of English law but also a pioneering essay in comparative law. Wood pays some attention as well to Roman law's influence on the historical development of English law. Indeed he observes that "Fleta and Bracton would look very naked if every Roman lawyer should pluck away his sic feathers" ix. unknown

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