This 19th century work provides a fascinating glimpse into the legal profession in London. The author, who was himself a lawyer, offers anecdotes and insights into the practices of barristers and judges in the Westminster courts. The book is an important historical record of the legal profession in England and remains relevant for legal scholars and practitioners alike.
A biography of the celebrated English writer and historian William Roscoe, who was instrumental in the abolition of the slave trade and a prominent member of the Liverpool literary scene in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Filled with fascinating anecdotes and insights into Roscoe's life and times, this book provides a window onto an important period of English history.
This biography of the acclaimed writer and historian William Roscoe provides a fascinating look at his life and work. Drawing on a wealth of primary sources, including personal letters and diaries, this book offers a vivid and compelling portrait of one of the most important cultural figures of his time.
An intimate biography of the life of William Roscoe, an influential British historian, scholar, and banker, whose passionate advocacy for social justice and support for the abolitionist movement helped shape political and cultural life in Britain.
A comprehensive guide to the legal landscape surrounding bills of exchange and similar financial instruments. Roscoe's work provides clear explanations of relevant laws and statutes, making it an essential resource for lawyers, bankers, and anyone involved in finance.