Cadwalder and Brewster from photographs of F. Gutekunst, of Philadelphia; those of Gray, Blatchford, Evarts, Ingersoll, Brewer and Fuller by Sarony, of New York; those of Harlan, Brown, Shiras, Edmunds and Davis by Bell, of Washington, D. C.; those of J. S. Black and Roscoe Conkling from photographs furnished by their widows; that of John A. Campbell from a photograph furnished by a daughter; those of John Norton Pomeroy, Matthew H. Carpenter, E. C. Ryan and James V. Campbell from photographs furnished by their sons, respectively; those of the living English bench and bar from photographs obtained through the Company's London agents. Over one All autographs, with a few exceptions, are from original signatures many costly and difficult to obtain-that of Blackstone alone costing thirty dollars and others were obtained after careful research from the records of the Supreme Court of the United States. The Engravings will never fade or turn yellow like an ordinary photograph. thousand dollars were paid a Philadelphia portrait expert to treat the copy before plates were made, so that a uniform, harmonious picture would be produced. Being a reproduction-but the looking in a mirror -the faces are the most perfect possible. Bartlett, Sidney, Massachusetts, Benjamin, Judah P., Louisiana, Black, Jeremiah S., Pennsylvania. Bowen, Charles S. C., England, Bradley, Joseph P., New Jersey, Page. *The Portrait of each person sketched in Vol. I. is given in "Series A" of our †The portrait of each person sketched in Vol. II is given in "Series B" of our De Luxe Autograph Edition of engravings of 144 "Eminent American, English and Canadian Lawyers" (except Mr. Justice Harlan, ex-President Harrison and Sir Henry Hawkins, which appear in Series A," and Daniel W. Voor- hees and Mr. Justice White); and the portraits of all persons sketched in Volumes I and II (except W. Q. Gresham and Mr. Justice White) are given in the Popular |