Details for: Speculations upon law and lawyers; applicable to the manifest hardships, uncertainty, and abusive practice of the common law.

Speculations upon law and lawyers; applicable to the manifest hardships, uncertainty, and abusive practice of the common law.

.Publisher: London : printed [by G. Auld for the author,] for Messrs. Robson and Clarke; Debrett; Beckett and Edwards; Egerton; Murray and Wheildon; Robinson; and Richardson, 1788Description: [8], 103, [1]p. ; 8.°.Note: Binder's title: Legal tracts 1778-1790
Lords Library copy from Earl Stanhope's Library, CheveningSubject(s): Lawyers

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Dedication signed: 'An Englishman', i.e. Samuel Paterson.

Binder's title: Legal tracts 1778-1790

Lords Library copy from Earl Stanhope's Library, Chevening