A Peep Into Westminster Hall, with Sir Vicary on the Bench: Being a Narrative of the Case That Led to the Trial, Keen Versus Russell, for an Ambiverter Bill, with Notice of Moving the Hon.Court of Com

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ISBN: 9781275116771

Format: Paperback / softback, 44 pages , 246mm x 189mm x 2mm

Published: 16-Feb-2012

Imprint: Gale, Making of Modern Law

Publisher: Gale, Making of Modern Law

Country of Publication: United States

Description - A Peep Into Westminster Hall, with Sir Vicary on the Bench: Being a Narrative of the Case That Led to the Trial, Keen Versus Russell, for an Ambiverter Bill, with Notice of Moving the Hon.Court of Common Pleas for a New Trial on Saturday, November 7, ... by Anonymous

Full Title: A Peep into Westminster Hall, With Sir Vicary on the Bench: Being A Narrative of the Case That Led to The Trial, Keen versus Russell, for an Ambiverter Bill, with Notice of Moving the Hon.Court of Common Pleas for a New Trial on Saturday, November 7, 181

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Harvard Law School Library
London: Printed for the Defendant, No. 51, Swallow Street, by G. Hayden, Brydges-Street, Convent-Garden. 1812

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