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Labor Law Cases, Materials & Problems 8th Edition by Harper Estreicher Griffith

Labor Law – Cases, Materials and Problems8th Editionby Michael Harper, Samuel Estreicher & Kati GriffithHardcover volumePublished 2015Cover has wear and tear – particularly on the corners and edges – see photosThere is no (or very minimal) writing, highlighting or underlining Ships FREE from PA within 1 business day or lessWe love books and so every book order is poly-bagged and then packed in sturdy box to protect against getting crushed or damaged by rain/snow during shipment. We hope you love your newly purchased book as well, but if it is not all you hoped, we offer free returns within 30 days. No risks and no hassles.

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Labor Law Cases, Materials & Problems 8th Edition by Harper Estreicher Griffith

Labor Law – Cases, Materials and Problems8th Editionby Michael Harper, Samuel Estreicher & Kati GriffithHardcover volumePublished 2015Cover has wear and tear – particularly on the corners and edges – see photosThere is no (or very minimal) writing, highlighting or underlining Ships FREE from PA within 1 business day or lessWe love books and so every book order is poly-bagged and then packed in sturdy box to protect against getting crushed or damaged by rain/snow during shipment. We hope you love your newly purchased book as well, but if it is not all you hoped, we offer free returns within 30 days. No risks and no hassles.

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WARS OF SCOTLAND 1214-1371 by Michael Brown Paperback Self Help Business

The Wars of Scotland is the story of the pivotal period in Scottish history between 1214 and 1371. The century and a half between the death of King William the Lion and the accession of the Stewarts witnessed major changes in the internal character of the kingdom and its place in the wider European world. The opening decades of this era seemed to be dominated by the continued development of a defined Scottish realm but the crisis which engulfed the kings and their people meant that issues of war and allegiance would make fourteenth-century Scotland a very different place.

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