THE AMERICA SERIES
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To the left: George B Loring's 1911 classic on the aristocratic roots of American democracy and the spirit of patrician public service that once pervaded American idealism. Hardcover, 90pp, original artwork, fine Fabriano papers and beautifully finished dark purple cloth with gold lettering. Please see click on image for further details.
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Lawyers in the Constitutional Convention:
Profiles of the Great Figures of Law and Philosophy of Law Who Became
the Architects of America
Six Volumes
Edited with commentary by the editors of Old Masters International
Profiles of the Great Figures of Law and Philosophy of Law Who Became
the Architects of America
Six Volumes
Edited with commentary by the editors of Old Masters International
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In the great task of nation building, lawyers were then the constructive architects of the governmental structure. Of the state papers of the first Continental Congress, Lord Chatham declared them unsurpassed. Lawyers made up more than half the Constitutional Convention; of the fifty-six signers of the Declaration of Independence thirty had been lawyers, including its author Jefferson and thirty-nine had been members of the first or second Continental Congress. The legal minds behind that incredible era comprised the source-origin of the remarkable documents that created the United States and which Chatham praised so highly; Featuring excerpts from the writing of thirty of the most prominent lawyers at the Convention, beautifully written critical biographical profiles by great scholars of yester-decade and century, and with accompanying illustrative portraiture done in a classical "Old Masters" tradition by an acclaimed Milanese artist himself descended from the "founding families" of Lombardy. Apprx. 150 to 190 pages per volume, each measuring 10.3 in x 6.5 in.
$450.00 for the six-volume series, hard cover. $150.00 soft cover
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$450.00 for the six-volume series, hard cover. $150.00 soft cover
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