[SUPREME COURT]. A group of works relating to the Supreme Court, comprising: [WASHINGTON, Bushrod, his copy]. FONBLANQUE, John. A Treatise of Equity. Dublin: for P. Byrne and others, 1795. 8°. Contemporary calf (repaired); cloth folding-case. BUSHROD WASHINGTON’S COPY, SIGNED BY HIM on the title-page. [GOLDBERG, Arthur J., his copy]. – [MARSHALL, John, his copy]. GILBERT, Lord Chief Baron. The History and Practice of the High Court of Chancery. The Savoy: Henry Lintot, 1758. 8°. Contemporary sheep; morocco folding-case. SIGNED BY MARSHALL on the upper cover and fly-leaf. – [STONE, Harlan F., his copy]. HOLMES, Oliver Wendell. Collected Legal Papers. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Howe, 1920. 8° . Original cloth. INSCRIBED BY HOLMES on flyleaf: “Oliver Wendell Holmes, February 9, 1932, in memory of a delightful afternoon.” SIGNED BY STONE on flyleaf. – [FRANKFURTER, Felix]. Harlan PHILLIPS, ed. Felix Frankfurter Reminisces. New York: Reynal & Co., 1960. 8°. Original cloth; original printed dust-jacket. INSCRIBED BY FRANKFURTER on flyleaf: “For Arthur J. Goldberg, who helps to vindicate the social function of the Anglo-American adversary systems and to justify advocacy, with the appreciation of Felix Frankfurter, June 13, 1960.” – Another copy. 8°. Original cloth (lacking dust-jacket); quarter morocco slipcase. Provenance: Warren E. Burger (presentation inscription from Frankfurter). SIGNED BY FRANKFURTER on flyleaf: “For Warren E. Burger, with the cordial regards of Felix Frankfurter, April 17, 1961.” – JACKSON, Robert H. The Struggle for Judicial Supremacy. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1941. 8°. Original cloth; original printed dust-jacket. Provenance: Ben V. Cohen (presentation inscription from Jackson). SIGNED BY JACKSON on flyleaf: “For Ben V. Cohen in appreciation of his labors in the vineyard and with good wishes Bob Jackson.” – [GOLDBERG, Arthur J., his copy]. [BLACK, Hugo]. Stephen Parks STRICKLAND, ed. Hugo Black and the Supreme Court A Symposium. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc., 1967. 8°. Original cloth; original printed dust-jacket. INSCRIBED BY BLACK and his wife on flyleaf: “To our friend, Arthur Goldberg, on his fifth-ninth birthday, with our warm and affectionate good wishes to him and to Dorothy Hugo L. Blank and Elizabeth, August 8, 1967.” – [GOLDBERG, Arthur J., his copy]. WARREN, Earl. A Republic, if You Can Keep It. New York: Quadrangle Books, 1972. 8°. Original cloth; printed dust-jacket. INSCRIBED BY WARREN on flyleaf: “For Justice Arthur J. Goldberg, dear friend and colleague whose life has been dedicated to keeping the United States the Republic the founding fathers envisioned. With affectionate regards, Earl Warren, 5/4/72.” – Together, 8 works in 8 volumes, condition generally good.