their worst they will do more for American law and the American bar than most of the approved "treatises" that cumber our shelves with those sweepings of law offices, with which a grateful bar pays its debt to a long-suffering profession. Reviews to follow: THE POLICE POWER OF THE STATE AND DECISIONS THEREON AS ILLUSTRATING THE DEVELOPMENT AND VALUE OF CASE Law. By Alfred Russell, of the Detroit Bar. Chicago: Callaghan & Co. 1900. pp. xvii, 204. CLERK'S ASSISTANT. tion. By Clarence F. Co. 1900. pp. x, 1091. By Austin Abbott, LL. D. Revised Edi- PROBATE REPORTS ANNOTATED. Vol. IV. New York: Baker, Voorhis & Co. 1900. pp. xxxiii, 767. ELEMENTS OF AMERICAN JURISPRUDENCE. By William C. Robinson, LL. D., Boston: Little, Brown & Co. 1900. pp. lviii, 401. AN EXPOSITION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF ESTOPPEL BY MISrepresenTATION. By John S. Ewart, Esq. Chicago: Callaghan & Co. 1900. pp. xlvii, 548. REGISTERING TITLE TO LAND-A SERIES OF LECTURes Delivered AT YALE. By Jacques Dumas, LL. D., Procurer de la Republique, at Rethel, France. Chicago: Callaghan & Co. 1900. pp. 106. Austin A BRIEF FOR THE TRIAL OF CIVIL ISSUES BEfore a Jury. Abbott. Second and enlarged edition. By the Publisher's Editorial Staff. Rochester: The Lawyer's Co-operative Publishing Company. 1900. pp. xiii, 603. Edwin H. A SELECTION OF CASES ON THE LAW OF INSURANCE. Woodruff. New York: Baker, Voorhis & Company. 1900. pp. xiii, 591. THE PEACE CONFERENCE AT THE HAGUE. Its bearings on International Law and Policy. By F. W. Holls, D. C. L. New York: The Macmillan Co. 1900. pp. xxiv, 572. HISTORICAL JURISPRUDENCE. New York: The Macmillan Co. By Guy Carleton Lee, Ph. D. 1900. pp. xv, 517. THE LAW OF COMBINATIONS. Embracing Monopolies, Trusts and Combinations of Labor and Capital Conspiracy and Contracts in Restraint of Trade, together with Federal and State Anti-Trust Legislation, and the Incorporation Laws of New Jersey, West Virginia and Delaware. By Arthur J. Eddy, of the Chicago Bar. Chicago: Callaghan & Co. 1901. pp. Vol. I., xxxviii, 1-671. Vol. II., 673-1540. THE CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. cis Newton Thorpe. Chicago: Callaghan & Co. I. xxi, 595. Vol. II. xix, 685, Vol. III. xvi, 718. By Fran 1901. pp. Vol. A SELECTION OF Cases and STATUTES ON THE PRINCIPLES OF CODE PLEADING, with notes. By Charles M. Hepburn, of the Cincinnati Bar. Cincinnati: W. H. Anderson & Co. 1901. pp. xxxvi, 651. A TREATISE ON THE LAW OF SURETYship and GUARANTY. By Darius H. Pingree, LL. D. Albany: Matthew Bender. 1901. pp. xvi, 443. THE LAW AND POLICY OF ANNEXATION. With special reference to the Philippines, together with observations on the Status of Cuba. By Carman F. Randolph. New York: Longmans, Green & Co. 1901. pp. xi, 226. CONFLICT OF LAWS or Private INTERNATIONAL LAW. C. Minor, M. A., B. L. lii, 575. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. By Melville M. Bigelow. Ph. D. By Raleigh 1901. pp. Seventh THE LAW OF TORTS. Edition. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. 1901. pp. xxxi, 438. THE LAW OF INSURANCE. As applied to Fire, Life, Accident, Guaranty and other non-maritime risks. By John W. May. Fourth Edition. Revised, analyzed, and enlarged by John M. Gould. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. 1900. pp. Vol. I. xciv, 711; Vol. II. vi, 713-1510. |