4 Volume set, complete.: Callaghan & Company. As New in Good+ dust jacket. 1876. Hardcover. Hardcovers in contemporary bound sand buckram with black stamped titles to spines. First editions. Books are all in fine condition, crisp and clean with tight bindings and sharp corners. Large 8vos. 2000pp. ; VOLUMES I, II, III & IV .

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Bookseller: KULTURAs books (US)
Bookseller's Inventory #: 98444
Title: SPEECHES of LORD ERSKINE WHILE AT the BAR
Author: Lord Erskine, edited by James L. High
Format/Binding: Hardcover
Book Condition: New
Publisher: Callaghan & Company
Place of Publication: 4 Volume set, complete.
Date Published: 1876
Note: May be a multi-volume set and require additional postage.

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Kulturas books has been operating on this lovely orb we call planet Earth since 1988. After many and varied brick and mortar store fronts both in Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles, California, we are now solely online and are proud to be still kicking in order to offer the widest variety of books on most of the world's subjects. Cheers.

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