THE Principles OF THE American LAW OF Contracts AT LAW AND IN Equity

This hardcover edition shows signs of age, with wear along the spine and edges. The binding remains intact, though there is noticeable foxing and toning on the pages. An inscription is present on the front endpaper. The absence of a dust jacket is noted, and the book's condition is consistent with its nearly century-old publication date.

"The Principles of the American Law of Contracts at Law and in Equity" by John D. Lawson, LL. D., is a comprehensive exploration of contract law in the U.S., first published in 1893. This particular edition, published in 1923 by Thomas Law Book Company in St. Louis, is the Third Edition, reflecting updates and expansions from earlier versions. Lawson, an esteemed legal scholar, is also known for his work on the principles of bailments and as editor of American State Trials. This book serves as an authoritative resource on the subject, making it a valuable addition for collectors and legal historians. The copy features a handwritten inscription, adding a personal touch to its historical significance. The book is bound in hardcover, with visible wear consistent with its age, but remains a sturdy and essential piece for those interested in the evolution of American contract law.