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MAC MACALLAN, A. The Pocket Lawyer ; a Practical Digest of the Law of Scotland, Mercantile Law of Great Britain, and Forms regulating the Law of Scotland. 4th ed. 12ino. Edinburgh. 1840. "The Law of Scotland comes so frequently in question before the English Courts, and often in conflict with the law there administered, as to render a Digest, minute and precise in its statements, and well arranged, like that before us, very acceptable to English practitioners." 3 Jurist, 1156; 8 L. O. 99. MACAULY, CATHARINE. A Modest Plea for the Property of Copyright. 8vo. London. 1774. MACDONALD, DAVID. Introductory Address on the Study o^ the Law, delivered in Indiana University. Bvo. Bloomington. 1843. MACDONALD, THOMAS. A Treatise on Civil Imprisonment, in England, with the History of its Progress, and Objections to its Policy. 8vo. London. 1791. MACDOUALL, ANDREW, (Lord Bankton.) An Institute of the Laws of Scotland, in Civil Rights ; with Observations upon the Agreement or Diversity between them and the Laws of Eng- land. 3 vols. fol. Edinburgh. 1751-53. MACDUFFIE, GEORGE. An Eulogy upon the Life and Cha- racter of the late R. Y. Hayne. 8vo. Charleston. 1840. MACKAY, HENRY. An Abridgment of the Excise Laws, and of the Custom Laws therewith connected, now in force in Great Britain. 8vo. Edinburgh. 1779. MACKELDY, F. A Compendium of the Civil Law. Edited by P. J. Kaufmann. Translated from the 12!h German ed. 8vo. New York. 1845. Mackeldy's Compendium is an exceedingly popular work, both in Germany and France, and has the reputation of being an elementary book of the highest order, and the best introduction to the study of the Roman Law. The translator of the American edition is a learned Ger- man jurist, who has added many useful notes and explanations, and in the capacity both of translator and editor he has acquitted himself in a highly commendable manner. 8 L. R. 427 ; 6 A. L. M. 469. MACKENNA, T. Rights and Liabilities of Tenant, Landlord, and Incumbent, under the recent Tithe Acts, in Ireland. 12mo. London. 1834. 484