Law Lectures

The book is bound in brown cloth, showing wear consistent with its age. The spine has some fading and minor fraying at the edges. Inside, the pages exhibit foxing, but the text remains legible. There is no dust jacket. Overall, the book is in fair condition, reflecting its historical significance and usage over time.

"Law Lectures" by Samuel F. Mordecai, published by Commercial Printing Company in Raleigh, N.C., in 1916, is a significant legal treatise. This work offers insight from a North Carolina perspective on the parts of the first and second books of Sir William Blackstone's Commentaries that remain relevant in the United States. Mordecai, the Dean of the Law School of Trinity College, provides authoritative commentary, making this volume an essential resource for legal scholars and historians interested in early 20th-century American legal thought. This edition lacks a dust jacket and shows signs of age, including foxing on the pages. Despite these conditions, it remains a valuable piece for collectors due to its historical context and academic relevance.