Bonniers, 1999, pappband, gott skick, namnteckning på försättsblad, 327 sidor

Bonniers, 2004, 91-0-010219-9, 389 s, pappband, gott skick

Det Bästa, 2000, 91-7030-297-9, 160 s, pappband med ill pärmar, ill, nära nyskick, 23,5*29,5 cm

Dustcover shows 1 small tear (top-edge front dustcover) - Beige boards with brown lettering - Price inside dustcover: $10.00 - NO writing or tears inside book - Bright pages - 478 pages.

Price inside dustcover: $19.95 - Cox, a Harvard law professor who was special prosecutor during Watergate, here presents a lucid, authoritative history of the Constitution's role in American life. The document has served well, he writes, because its framers said ``enough but not too much,'' giving subsequent generations a continuity of principles that, nonetheless, could meet changing needs. Cox focuses on how the Supreme Court assumed and acted on the power to interpret the Constitution's often vague meaning throughout the stages of U.S. development. Once called upon primarily to settle constitutional issues involving the growth of a national economy, and later the rise of the welfare state, the Court since World War II has been the Constitution's ``voice'' in the protection of individual rights, he shows. General readers will appreciate Cox's ability to get to the heart of complex issues.

Bonnierförlagen, 2004. 389 s. Förlagsinbunden med skyddsomslag. Mycket bra skick.

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Året är 1860 när den 16-åriga Emma Grady möter pråmskepparen Marlow Tanner. Det dröjer inte länge förrän Emma väntar Marlows barn. 277 s.

Good 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Paperback First Thus Superb guide to vampire fiction. Some creasing to covers.

Very Good 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall Paperback First Thus Explicit erotic novel. c.1960s.