A catalogue of law books, published and for sale by Charles C. Little and James BrownCharles Little · First published 2007Open the Tome
Sloop "Citizen. Letter from the Chief Clerk of the Court of Claims transmitting certified copy of the findings of fact and conclusions of law in the French spoliation claims relating to the sloop "Citizen," in the cases of Charles F. Adams, administrator of Peter C. Brooks, et al. against the United StatesUnited States. Congress. House. Committee on Claims · First published 1915Open the Tome
The Covington and Lexington Railroad Company, plaintiff against James Winslow, John A. Stevens, Charles W. Fearing, George H. Pendleton, and Elliott H. Pendleton, the two last mentioned persons being administrators of Robert B. Bowler, deceased, Susan L. Bowler, widow, and George H. Bowler, Robert B. Bowler, and Louisa Bowler, children and heirs at law of Robert B. Bowler, deceased, John T. Levis, Richard Stowers, William H. Gedge, James C. Gedge, Q.A. Keith, William Ernst, John W. Stevenson, and A. Hathaway, defendantsWilliam W. Trimble · First published 1865Open the Tome
A catalogue of law and miscellaneous books published by Little, Brown and Company, (Charles C. Little, Augustus Flagg, Henry T. Miles.) Law and foreign booksellersLittle, Brown and Company · First published 1864Open the Tome
Argument in the cases of August Reiter, convicted of murder and Jean Louis, a colored man, convicted of arson before the Provisional Court for the state of Louisiana, Hon. Charles A. Peabody judge, &c., on the jurisdiction of the court, and the principles of the military lawGeorge D. Lamont, August Reiter, Jean Louis · First published 1864Open the Tome
A catalogue of law books, published and for sale by Charles C. Little and James BrownLittle, Brown and Company · First published 1846Open the Tome
Substance of the speech of Charles C. Western, Esquire, in the House of Commons, May 1814, on the subject of the corn lawsWestern, C. C. Baron Western · First published 1814Open the Tome
Substance of the speech of Charles C. Western, in the House of Commons, May 1814, on the subject of the Corn lawsWestern, Charles Callis Western baron · First published 1814Open the Tome
At a sessions of Assembly begun and held at the city of Annapolis the fourteenth day of May, in the fourth year of the dominion of the Right Honourable Charles Lord Baron of Baltemore, Absolute Lord and Proprietary of the province of Maryland and Avalon &c. Annoq Domini, 1719. The following laws were enactedMaryland · First published 1719Open the Tome
A Complete History Of the Late Revolution, From The first Rise of it to this present Time. In Three Parts. Shewing I. The Growth of Popery in England, under the Reign of the late King Charles; By his Connivence, French Intrigues, &c. II. Our Imminent Ruin in his Popish Successor King James his Reign; By his Invading of our Laws, Religion, and Liberties. With a Particular and Impartial Narrative of the fictitious Great Belly. III. Our Wonderful and Happy Deliverance, by the Prince of Orange, Our present King's famous Expedition over into Eng- land. With an Account of the late King James's Desertion and Ab- dication, of Their Majesties happy Succession to the Throne of Great Britain, and of Their prosperous Reign hitherto, by Defeating the Jacobites dark Plots in England, by Suppressing their open Re- bellion in Scotland, and by the Total Reduction of Ireland. To Which is Added A Postscript, by way of Seasonable Advice to the Jacobite PartyGuy Miege · First published 1691AdventureOpen the Tome
The laws of Q. Elizabeth, K. James, and K. Charles the First, concerning Jesuites, seminary priests, recusants, &cWilliam Cawley · First published 1680Open the Tome
Heirs of John C. Carter. Letter from the Assistant Clerk of the Court of Claims transmitting a copy of the findings of the court in the case of Charles E. Carter, Elizabeth Crawford Bronson, and Lawrence C. Crawford, heirs at law of John C. Carter, deceased, against the United StatesUnited States. Congress. Senate. Committee on ClaimsOpen the Tome
