A Treatise on the Law Relative to Sales of Personal Property

by George Long

First published 2020

Renowned jurist George Long navigates the labyrinth of personal property law. When a high-stakes case upends his theories, Long must confront the contradictions at the heart of this arcane field. As he delves deeper, his quest for clarity becomes a race against time, pitting him against powerful interests determined to protect their status quo. In this gripping legal drama, Long's principles are put to the test as he fights to uphold justice.

Genres: 19th-century, law, academic, legal-thriller

Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: principles-tested, race-against-time

Period: 19th-Century

288 pages · Paperback · Forgotten Books

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