APA

Morton E., . (1851). A letter to the Right Hon. Sir James Graham, M.P., one of the Chancery Commissioners suggesting a solution of the great problems of Chancery reform: viz:- the mode of taking evidence on issues of fact by the establishment of an issue court: with some remarks on the appointment of short-hand writers to the courts. London: Butterworths.

Chicago

Morton Edward, . 1851. A letter to the Right Hon. Sir James Graham, M.P., one of the Chancery Commissioners suggesting a solution of the great problems of Chancery reform: viz:- the mode of taking evidence on issues of fact by the establishment of an issue court: with some remarks on the appointment of short-hand writers to the courts. London: Butterworths.

Harvard

Morton E., . (1851). A letter to the Right Hon. Sir James Graham, M.P., one of the Chancery Commissioners suggesting a solution of the great problems of Chancery reform: viz:- the mode of taking evidence on issues of fact by the establishment of an issue court: with some remarks on the appointment of short-hand writers to the courts. London: Butterworths.

MLA

Morton Edward, . A letter to the Right Hon. Sir James Graham, M.P., one of the Chancery Commissioners suggesting a solution of the great problems of Chancery reform: viz:- the mode of taking evidence on issues of fact by the establishment of an issue court: with some remarks on the appointment of short-hand writers to the courts. London: Butterworths. 1851.