ABAA ILAB

|   Home   |   Contact   |   Catalogs   |   Upcoming Fairs   |   Principal References   |   New Arrivals   |   Checkout   |  

Pike, Albert [Reporter]:

REPORTS OF CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, AT JANUARY AND JULY TERMS, 1837, JANUARY AND JULY TERMS, 1838, AND JANUARY TERM, 1839. IN LAW AND EQUITY. VOL. I.

Printed by Budd and Colby, Little Rock: 1840 Original sheep [rubbed, bit of leather chipping, hinges starting]. [7], [1 blank], 655, [1 blank] pp. Age-toned, scattered foxing and spotting; small hole at blank portion of title page [no text affected]. Several manuscript signatures in text. About Good+. [offered with] REPORTS OF CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF LAW AND EQUITY OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. BY ALBERT PIKE, COUNSELLOR AT LAW. VOL. II. Little Rock: Published by George H. Burnett. 1841. Original sheep [rubbed]. [6], [2 blanks], 639, [1 blank] pp. Several gatherings bound out of order but all present and accounted for; scattered foxing and spotting. About Good+. These are the earliest reports of the Supreme Court of the State of Arkansas, and their first collected printings. Arkansas became a State in 1836. Each volume contains a Table of Cases and an Index. The cases recorded here are a window on the issues that engaged this southwestern State: commercial matters, land boundaries and claims, agriculture contracts, establishing the rules of civil and criminal procedure, duties of State officers, commerce in slaves. Pike was a colorful and interesting man on the frontier. He served, as here, not only as the Reporter of Decisions, but also at various times as a poet, teacher, brigadier general in the Confederate Army, newspaper editor, and high officer in the Freemasons. FIRST EDITIONS. Allen 85, 94. I Harv. Law Cat. 68. Not in BEAL.


Book Id: 23310

Price: $1,000.00

privacy policy | security | Site Map | Site by Bibliopolis