H. Gallienne Lemmon. Public Rights in the Seashore. Pitman, 1934. No dj. Good cond. Cloth covers are unmarked but spine is a little frayed, not affecting bright gilt tile on the spine which is decorated with bands. Binding is sound. Pages a little faded but unmarked except for one or two pencil lines in the margins. No Ill. Preface by the author. Tables of cases and statutes. 5 Appendices and Index make up a quarter of the book. 329 pp. A treatise by a solicitor based in King's Lynn on the various legal problems connected with the use of the seashore. A correct academic work with all legal cases cited. There is an Appendix of Notes on Colonial and Dominion Law, very much a sign of those (1934) times. Other Appendices are Legislation relating to the Foreshore and Coast Erosion and Coast Defence. There are 10 main chapters commencing with the a short history of the subject and continuing with the problems the lawyer has to grapple with over public rights and various titles to both the la