Abstract
The advance announcement of Law of Seashore, Waters and Water Courses: Maine and Massachusetts served to arouse a sense of anticipation among practitioners in Maine. The brochure foretold of a thorough analysis of the relationship of the colonial ordinances to the law pertaining to the land-sea interface, rivers, and great ponds. The book was described as "An Exhaustive Handbook on Water Rights in Maine and Massachusetts . . . valuable for lawyers, public officials and property owners." In the Frankel book, realization fell far short of anticipation.
First Page
253
Recommended Citation
Harriet P. Henry,
Frankel: Law of Seashore, Waters and Water Courses: Maine and Massachusetts,
21
Me. L. Rev.
253
(1969).
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.mainelaw.maine.edu/mlr/vol21/iss2/7