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Author:: Story, Joseph
Title:: Commentaries on the Law of Bills of Exchange, Foreign and Inland, as Administered in England and America; with Occasional Illustrations from the Commercial Law of the Nations of Continental Europe. Cohen 2555
Publisher:: Charles C. Little & James Brown, Boston, 1843.
Description:: First edition of the commentary whose substance was at the heart of 'Swift v. Tyson', decided the year before by a unanimous court whose opinion Story delivered, of commercial importance then central to this country; dedicated to Simon Greenleaf
Condition:: Modern speckled calf, crimson morocco label, gilt, some foxing and browning, some chips to the upper margin of the last pages, else a good copy
Book No.:: W-75555
Price:: $ 850.00
Category:: Commercial Law, Negotiable Instrum

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