ber of the profession who purchases a copy of the work, who will forward his address to the publishers, so that the exact state of the statutory law may at all times be represented by the Appendix. In a work of this character, predicated entirely upon statutes, and the law growing out of their application and construction, and involving the examination of such a large number of cases, it would not be strange if some errors have crept into it; and if any are discovered, however slight, I would be very glad to have my attention called thereto, that they may be corrected in any future editions. I have given the gist of a great number of cases both in the text and notes, and have endeavored to make the work as useful as is possible, in the space allotted me, to that class of lawyers to whom a complete library of the reports is not accessible. BOSTON, Nov. 1st, 1882. H. G. WOOD. |