Lot of 3 Early 19th Century American History and Legal Publications - 1823-1829

A unique collection of three significant early 19th-century American publications, featuring works that provide invaluable insights into the history, law, and governance of the United States during its formative years. This lot is a must-have for collectors of historical and legal Americana.
1. A History of the United States of America
• Author: Rev. Charles A. Goodrich
• Publication Details:Blake Cutler & Co. 1823
A compact and systematic history of the United States aimed at young readers, this work blends engaging storytelling with structured memory aids. A rare example of early efforts in American historical education, designed to foster patriotism and historical knowledge in youth.
• Highlights:
• Detailed systematic approach to historical events.
• Focus on aiding memory through systematic arrangement and associations.
2. The New-Hampshire Justice of the Peace
• Author: William M. Richardson
• Publisher: Isaac Hill, Concord, New Hampshire
• Year: 1824 (First Edition)
• Details:
This authoritative guide provides an in-depth exploration of the duties and responsibilities of justices of the peace in early 19th-century New Hampshire. Written by William M. Richardson, a distinguished lawyer and legal scholar, this volume is both a legal reference and a historical artifact.
• Highlights:
• First edition in its original binding.
• Reflects the early judicial framework and societal values of New Hampshire.
3. The New-Hampshire Town Officer
• Author: William H. Richardson
• Publisher: Isaac Hill, Concord, New Hampshire
• Year: 1829
• Details:
A vital reference for town officers and local government officials, this publication covers administrative laws, duties, and procedures relevant to New Hampshire towns in the 1820s. It provides a window into the governance of small-town America in the early republic period.
• Highlights:
• Comprehensive guide for municipal officers.
• Includes historical legal perspectives and practices.

Condition:
All three volumes show signs of age and use, typical of books from this period. Bindings are intact, with some wear consistent with age. Pages exhibit minor foxing and toning, as expected for early 19th-century paper. Each book remains legible and rich in historical value.
Significance:
This rare combination of works encompasses education, legal practice, and municipal governance in the United States during the early 1800s. Together, they offer a comprehensive view of American society, its laws, and its values at a pivotal moment in history.

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