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Excerpt from The Law of Contracts, Vol. 1 of 4
One who attempts to write on any topic of the law is likely to realize that what Maitland said of the historian is also true of the law writer, - he is tearing a seamless web. The law can not be divided into parts marked by exact boundaries, and the problem of where to stop continually confronts him. But how ever vague may be the boundaries of contract, it fills so large a space in the law that the most formidable obstacle presented to one who chooses the subject is its magnitude. Included within it are large portions of what 18 contained ln works on Vendor and Purchaser, Sales of Personal Property, Negotiable Instruments, Agency, Bailments, Carriers, Landlord and Ten ant, Insurance, Suretyship, Equity, Master and Servant, Quasi Contract, Damages, Evidence.
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