Rare English Black-Letter Law Book 1571

1786 SYLVA 1ed Ralph Heathcote Anecdotes LAW Philosophy Paracelsus Letters Ralph Heathcote was an 18th-century English writer known for his studies in astronomy, history, the early Church, and even at

Leather bound Sir Edward Coke law book, black letter typeset “La Huictme Part des Reports de Sr Edw. Coke Chevalier, Chiefe Justice del Common Banke…”, printed for the Societe of Stationers, ann

Rare English book review entitled “Miscellaneous Letters Giving an Account of the Works of the Learned, Both at Home and Abroad”, published weekly this is issue number 4 for October 31-November 7,

1663 1ed English LAW History Gavelkind Silas Taylor England Inheritance Britain Silas Taylor was a 17th-century English historian and soldier who, curiously, published a book on English law and gavelk

This rare Victorian English children's illustrated songbook is by noted artist Kate Greenaway with music by Myles B. Foster. It was puplished in 1881 by George Routledge and Sons, London. It has a han

1691 English Act of Parliament during the reign of William and Mary pertaining to the poor laws. Printed London, by Charles Bill, 1691. Decorative title leaf and act complete in black letter. Fine, me

1683 1st ed Life of Anthony Earl of Shaftsbury English LAW Philanax Misopapas A rare first edition printing of Philanax Misopapas’ “Rawleigh Redivivus” or ‘Life of Anthony, Earl of Shaftsbury.

1773 1st US ed BOSTON Burn Justice of the Peace English LAW America Government Richard Burn was an 18th-century English lawyer and writer best known for his book Justice of the Peace and Parish Office

1592 English LAW William Lambarde Eirenarcha Justice of Peace Constable Duties William Lambarde was a 16th-century English historian who wrote several important works on English law. The most popular

1653 1st ed ENGLISH LAW Arthur Duck Use of Authority Roman Legal in Europe Arthur Duck was a 17th-century English lawyer who published an important legal treatise which detailed the reception of Roman

1775 English LAW John Fortescue Laudibus Legum England Government TORTURE Juris Sir John Fortescue was a 15th-century chief Justice of King’s Bench and the author of an important and influential tre

1676 English LAW 1ed Henry Rolle Reports King James I Charles Court French Hale Henry Rolle was a 17th-century British judge who served the Court of Kings Bench. Like many judges, Rolle wrote and kept

1888 Sir Francis Bacon English ESSAYS Political Philosophy Law Good Evil Whately “Some books should be tasted, some devoured, but only a few should be chewed and digested thoroughly.” â��

1675 Tudor English LAW Reports Sir John Savile Queen Elizabeth I Court Cases John Savile was a 16th-century English politician whose only written works were his law and civil reports during the reign

1857 Sir Francis Bacon English ESSAYS Political Philosophy Law Good Evil Whately Some books should be tasted, some devoured, but only a few should be chewed and digested thoroughly. ― Francis B

1816 English LAW Reports Charles II Popish Plot England Treason Edmund Saunders Edmund Saunders was a 17th-century English jurist and lawyer known primarily for his collection of law reports under the

1867 Thomas Gray Graveyard Poet & English Poems & English Letters Photograph Art Thomas Gray was an 18th-century English poet, who, while living in Cambridge, was regarded as the best English-language

An early English leaf circa 1510 from a book of martyrs. Double columned text in black letter each side. Regards Saint Eugenne and the miracles of his escaping death, first from a stone tied to his ne

1661 English Criminal LAW Elizabethan Ferdinando Pulton Sundry Statutes FOLIO Ferdinando Pulton was a 16th-century writer known for his studies in English criminal law. He seemingly left no law untouc

1701 Francis Bacon English ESSAYS Political Philosophy Law Good v Evil Science “Some books should be tasted, some devoured, but only a few should be chewed and digested thoroughly.” ― Franci

1822 Francis Bacon English ESSAYS Political Philosophy Law Good v Evil Science “Some books should be tasted, some devoured, but only a few should be chewed and digested thoroughly.” â€�

1720 Francis Bacon English ESSAYS Political Philosophy Law Good v Evil Science “Some books should be tasted, some devoured, but only a few should be chewed and digested thoroughly.” ― Franci

1699 1ed English Numismatics LAW Records Coins Gold Historical Library Nicolson William Nicolson’s ‘English Historical Library’ was a multi-part work published at the end of the 17th-centu

1834 1ed Writings of George Washington Americana Sparks Letters Illustrated Law SET “Associate with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation; for it is better to be alone than in bad co