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RIOUX-MAILLOU (Pedro).Livre Rare Book

Voyage à la découverte dans l'Afrique Australe.

South Africa; Cape Colony; Van Zyl Caspar HendrikABAA

The Judicial Practice of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope and.

1893511681893. Cape Town: J.C. Juta 1893. First edition. Cape Town: J.C. Juta 1893. First edition. First Edition of a Pioneering Commentary on Roman-Dutch Law in South Africa South Africa. Cape Colony. Van Zyl van Zijl Caspar Hendrik. 1842-1913. The Judicial Practice of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope And of South Africa Generally With Suitable and Copious Practical Forms Subjoined to and Illustrating the Practice of the Several Subjects Treated of. Cape Town: J.C. Juta 1893. xvi 674 pp. Octavo 8-3/4" x 5-1/2". Original cloth blind frames to boards gilt title to spine. Moderate rubbing to extremities corners bumped chipping to head of spine hinges cracked but secure internally clean. Ex-library. Location label to spine small stamp to title page. A solid copy of a scarce title. $75. First edition. This pioneering commentary on Roman-Dutch law in force in South Africa went through four editions by 1931. "This goodly volume at once of Theory and of Practice is. the first attempt on the part of any member of the Legal Profession in South Africa to give an account of the Theory and Practice prevailing in our South African Colonies. . Mr. Van Zyl is undoubtedly happy in his choice of a subject and there can be no doubt of the opportuneness of his work. We are glad to be able to say that we think Mr. Van Zyl is no less happy in his general treatment of his subject than in his conception of the book which it seemed to him was wanted. That his treatise will fill what was clearly a want in Colonial Legal Literature we cannot doubt nor can we doubt that it will be valuable alike to the Practitioner in Privy Council Appeals and to the Legal Profession at the Cape.": Law Magazine and Law Review Fifth Series 19 1893-94 93. OCLC locates 9 copies of this edition. Sweet & Maxwell A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth 7:47. unknown books

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[South Africa]. HARRIS, RobertBiblio.com

South Africa. Illustrated by a Series of One Hundred and Four Permanent Photographs

1888142115Port Elizabeth: Published by the Author 1888. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Port Elizabeth Published by the Author 1888. Large quarto 375 × 305 mm vi pages plus 104 Woodburytypes four very large measuring 233 × 326 mm or the reverse the rest approximately 125 × 190 mm mounted within printed borders on 29 card leaves recto and verso. Original full leather blocked in gilt and blind later rebacked retaining most of the original backstrip; all edges gilt; leaves a little cockled and tanned with a few slightly marked and foxed; expert conservation to a split near the head of the spine to the front free endpaper and the three leaves of text comprising the title leaf and two leaves of introductory notes by the photographer; overall a very good copy with the plates in excellent condition. A lavish photographic survey of Cape Colony Natal Orange Free State and the Transvaal Republic with a particular focus on the 'scenery gold and diamond mining districts and mines seaports and the native industries and life of South Africa' from the foreword. <p>This copy has the additional interest and value of a large albumen silver photograph 205 × 282 mm mounted on the verso of the front free endpaper acting as a frontispiece. the margin below the plate is captioned '"Tweedie Hall" Natal Taken by the architect while the house was being built in 1892'. Jacqueline Kalley's book 'Farmhouses of Old Natal' records that the house was built by James and Eliza Morton and the name comes from Tweedie Hall in Scotland where they were married. They arrived at Port Natal in 1868 purchased a farm and over time acquired some 12000 acres of land. Morton sold agricultural machinery and built the first silos in Natal. The grand house was designed by the prolific Natal architect William Street-Wilson; it survives to this day and is currently owned by a great-grandson of the Mortons. Published by the Author hardcover

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