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JURISPRLIDENCE CON STITUTIONAL LAW AND POLITICAL SCIENCE These subjects are engaging Inore attention than they have at any time since the period from 1750 to 1800. ' The following works afford a complete view of our Jurisprudence. , o Wilson's Works Being Public Addresses and Lectures upon Jurisprudence and the Political Science by JAMES WILSON, L- L. D., Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, S gner of Declaration of Independence, Chairman of Committee which drafted the Federal Con- stitution, Etc. Edited with introduction and notes by JAMES DeWlTT ANDREWS. The addresses occur in the period from 1774 to 1787. The lectures were delivered as Professor of Law of the Philadelphia College of Law from 1790 to 1792. These lectures give the best examination of the nature of law and 'overnment as recog- nized by those who framed our Constitution. It constitutes just suctlgi an introduction to the study of our institutions as enable one to see the transition of old principles from other systems to our Jurisprudence. f A A The first work after the adoption of the Constitution, explaining the underlying prin- ciples of that instrument. Two Volumes, 1,200 Pages. Cloth, 37.00. Sheep, 38.00. Constitotionol ond Politioot Histono oi tho Unitooi Stotos By DR. VON. HOLST, Head Professor of History in theUniversity of Chicago. Brings the history of our institutions down to Lincolnls Inauguration-as late perhaps as final history can be written. . ' It is accepted for America as is Stubbs' for England. A descriptive pamphlet will be sent on request. CONTENTS: Vol. 1.-1750-1832.-Origin ofthe Union.-State S0verei0'nity and Slavery. Vol. II,-1828-1846.-Jacks0n's Administration.-Annexation of Texas. Vol. III.-1846-1850. Anexation of Texas--Compromise of 1850. Vol. IV.-1850-1851-Compromise of 185O-Kan- SaS-NebraSkaOBi'I1. Vol. V.--1851-1856.4Kansas-Nebraska Bill-Buchanan's Election. Vol. VI.-1856-1859.-B11chanan's Election-End of the Thirty-Fifth Congress. . Vol. VII.-1859- 1861.-Harpers Ferry-Lincoln's Inauguration. Vol. VIII.-Index and Bibliography. A Masterly Analysis of Events. -The Nation. f The Set, Eight Volumes, Large 8v0, 3,560, Index over 300 Pages, Cloth, 825, Sheep, S303 Half-Calf, 538. A11 Net. Tho Constitutional Low ot the United States LATE WORKS UPON BY DR. HERMANN E. VON HOLST. The most desirable work for the non-profes' sional reader. A , , Part I.-Genesis of the Constitution. Part II.-The Federal Constituuon. Part III.- Constitutional and General Law of the Separate States. Appendix,-The Constitution, with-references to the body of the body of the work. - One Volume, Large 8v0, Cloth, 32.00, Net. Principles of Political Economg , BY WILLIAM ROSCHER, Professor of Political Economy at the University of Leipzig. 'logether with an Essay upon The Historical Method 111 Politlcal Economy.-By L. WALQWSK1, Member of the Institute of France. I . W This edition is madeparticularly valuable to the American student by three appendices on Paper Money, International Trade, and the Protective System. . ' f th The profound research of Ihe author is testified to by the quantity and iangrevo E G notes, no position being taken up without a citation of authority. -Plooladelphoco lomcs. Two Volumes, 8v0, Cloth, S63 Sheep, S73 half-calf, 39- CALLAGHAN Ss COMPANY, CHICAGO.

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