Of elementary treatises on all the principal subjects of the law. The special features of these books are as follows:

1. A succinct statement of leading principles in blackletter type.

2. A more extended commentary, elucidating the principles.

3. Notes and authorities.

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Published in regular octavo form, and sold at the uniform price of $3.75 per volume, including delivery. Bound in American Law Buckram.

Norton on Bills and Notes. (3d Ed.)

Clark on Criminal Law. (2d Ed.)

Shipman on Common-Law Pleading. (2d Ed.)
Clark on Contracts. (2d Ed.)

Black on Constitutional Law. (3d Ed.)
Fetter on Equity.

Clark on Criminal Procedure.

Tiffany on Sales. (2d Ed.)

Glenn on International Law.

Jaggard on Torts. (2 vols.)

Black on Interpretation of Laws. (2d Ed.)
Hale on Bailments and Carriers.

Smith on Elementary Law.

Hale on Damages.

Hopkins on Real Property.

Hale on Torts.

Tiffany on Persons and Domestic Relations. (2d Ed.)

Croswell on Executors and Administrators.

Clark on Corporations. (2d Ed.)

20. George on Partnership.

29. Ingersoll on Public Corporations.

30. Hughes on Federal Jurisdiction and Procedure.

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Childs on Suretyship and Guaranty.

Costigan on American Mining Law.
Wilson on International Law.
Gilmore on Partnership.

35. Black on Law of Judicial Precedents.

In preparation: Handbooks of the law on other subjects to be announced later.

Published and for sale by

WEST PUBLISHING CO., ST. PAUL, MINN.

HANDBOOK

OF

INTERNATIONAL LAW

BY

GEORGE GRAFTON WILSON

Professor of International Law in Harvard University, Lecturer on
International Law in Brown University and in the United States
Naval War College, American Delegate Plenipotentiary

to the International Naval Conference, Associé
de l'Institut de Droit International

ST. PAUL, MINN.

WEST PUBLISHING COMPANY

1910