[Rarebooks] fs: New Hampshire Judiciary, 1640-1700

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(No. 10943 )  Page, Elwin L[awrence]. JUDICIAL BEGINNINGS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE 
1640-1700.
Concord: New Hampshire Historical Society, 1959. First printing, Full cloth, 
Octavo, xviii, 256 pages, black and white photographic plates. Very good in 
a very good dust jacket, Jacket in Mylar protector.
      Well researched study of the evolution of American jurisprudence in 
New Hampshire, with special attention given to the case of Robert Mason. 
Bound in dark orange cloth over boards with dark brown cloth spine, 
gilt-stamped spine titles. Some minor extremity wear to binding. Prior owner 
bookplate and inscription on front pastedown. Jacket has some minor edge 
wear....... $100.00
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