History Of The English Law From The Time Of The Saxons To The End Of The Reign Of Philip And Mary. Vols 1-5. Reeves, John. Law

Five volumes. Contemporary calf with spine labels. 8vo. 488, 474, 475, 574 & 265pp. Third edition. The fifth volume, published in 1829, contains the reign of Elizabeth and is printed by A. Strahan for J. and W.T. Clarke. First published in 1783, this is a comprehensive survey of the evolution of English law from its earliest origins to the Tudor period. John Reeves, a prominent lawyer and legal historian, traces the development of legal institutions, doctrines, and procedures, providing important insights into the roots of the modern English legal system. A good firmly-bound set with some scuffing and wear to the leather bindings. The covers are all securely attached. The text in all volumes is very good with some scattered light foxing. Foreign postage will be extra on this heavy set.