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James M. Murphy. The Spanish Legal Heritage in Arizona. Tucson: Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society, 1966.
Clean, well-preserved copy from the Arizona History Series. Bound in burgundy cloth with gilt spine titling, this volume presents a focused study of the transition from Spanish and Mexican legal systems to American common law in the Arizona Territory—an area of ongoing interest for regional historians and legal scholars alike.
Near fine overall. Binding is tight and square, pages are crisp and unmarked. A prior ownership bookplate is present on the front pastedown, the only noted flaw. Light, if any, handling wear to boards. A sharp copy that presents very well on the shelf.
A solid mid-century regional history imprint from the Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society—these can be quietly scarce, especially in this condition without library markings.
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