Student poem composed by Joseph Story, 1796

Four-page handwritten poem composed in English by Joseph Story as a Harvard undergraduate. The verso of the last page is inscribed "Story's 1796." The poem contains classical allusions and is titled with the quote: "Aut Caeusar, aut nullus." The poem begins, "In elder climes, ere science' mystic page / Gave light unfolded to a barbarous age..." The poem ends with verse about George Washington. The text includes edits and struck-through words.

The miscellaneous writings of Joseph Story ... /

"Most of the papers contained in this volume were printed in a previous collection; which was prepared ... in 1835".

The miscellaneous writings of Joseph Story ... ed. by his son, William W. Story.

"Most of the papers contained in this volume were printed in a previous collection, which was prepared ... in 1835, and which has been long-out of print."--advertisement.

A report of the trial of Pedro Gibert, Bernardo de Soto, Francisco Ruiz, Nicola Costa, Antonio Ferrer, manuel Boyga, Domingo de Guzman, Juan Antonio Portana, Manuel Castillo, Angel Garcia, Jose Velazquez, and Juan Montenegro alias Jose Basilio de Castro, before the United States Circuit court, on an indictment charging them with the commission of an act of piracy, on board the brig Mexican, of Salem ; containing a full statement of the testimony, and the arguments of the counsel on both sides, the charge of the court, pronounced by the Hon. Judge Story, and the verdict of the jury. With an appendix containing several documents never before published. by a congressional stenographer.

"Third edition."

Commentaire sur la constitution des États-Unis traduit du commentaire de J. Story... et augmenté des observations de Mm. Jefferson, Rawle, De Tocqueville, etc., et de notes sur la jurisprudence et l'organisation judicaire, par Paul Odent ...

Sabin 92289.

Comentario sobre la Constitucion federal de los Estados Unidos. Precedido de una revista sobre la historia de las colonias y de los estados antes de la adopcion de ea [sic] Constitucion.

Mode of access: Internet.

An autobiographical sketch by John Marshall;

Mode of access: Internet.

Commentaries on the conflict of laws, foreign and domestic, in regard to contracts, rights, and remedies, and especially in regard to marriages, divorces, wills, successions, and judgements.

"List of authors cited": p. [xvii]-xix.

An address delivered on the dedication of the cemetery at Mount Auburn, September 24, 1831 /

Address before Massachusetts Horticultural Society.

A discourse pronounced at the funeral obsequies of John Hooker Ashmun, Esq., Royall Professor of Law in Harvard University before the president, fellows, and faculty in the chapel of the university, April 5, 1833 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Commentaries on equity pleadings, and the incidents thereof : according to the practice of the courts of equity, of England and America /

Mode of access: Internet.

Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States : with a preliminary review of the constitutional history of the colonies and states, before the adoption of the Constitution /

Includes index.

Commentaries on the law of bailments : with illustrations from the civil and the foreign law /

Mode of access: Internet.

Miscellaneous poems.

"These poems are mostly political. A slip pasted on the titlepage says by John Agawam - I find nothing to prove that he is the author." Cf. Sabin : [31797]

A treatise of the law relative to merchant ships and seamen : in four parts; I. Of the owners of merchant ships; II. Of the persons employed in the navigation thereof; III. Of the carriage of goods therein; IV. Of the wages of merchant seamen /

Includes indexes.