1849 Proceedings Death of Hon. Jeremiah Mason - MA & NH Legal History - Rare
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Offered for acquisition is an exceptionally well-preserved copy of Proceedings in Massachusetts and New Hampshire on the Death of the Hon. Jeremiah Mason, published in 1849 by John Wilson, Boston. This rare pamphlet contains the official tributes and resolutions from the bars of Massachusetts and New Hampshire following the death of Jeremiah Mason, widely regarded as one of the most eminent jurists on the continent during his time.
Publication: 1849, Boston (John Wilson, 21 School Street).
Historical Significance: Essential for collectors of New England legal history, 19th-century American ephemera, and biographical tributes of pre-eminent public figures.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The text block is remarkably springy and shows minimal signs of handling, suggesting it was only lightly read. Includes a personal, contemporary ink inscription on the front cover.
$124.70
Sale price
$124.70
Regular price
1849 Proceedings Death of Hon. Jeremiah Mason - MA & NH Legal History - Rare
$124.70
Sale price
$124.70
Regular price
Offered for acquisition is an exceptionally well-preserved copy of Proceedings in Massachusetts and New Hampshire on the Death of the Hon. Jeremiah Mason, published in 1849 by John Wilson, Boston. This rare pamphlet contains the official tributes and resolutions from the bars of Massachusetts and New Hampshire following the death of Jeremiah Mason, widely regarded as one of the most eminent jurists on the continent during his time.
Publication: 1849, Boston (John Wilson, 21 School Street).
Historical Significance: Essential for collectors of New England legal history, 19th-century American ephemera, and biographical tributes of pre-eminent public figures.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The text block is remarkably springy and shows minimal signs of handling, suggesting it was only lightly read. Includes a personal, contemporary ink inscription on the front cover.