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Impartial thoughts upon the beneficial consequences of inrolling all deeds, wills, and codicils affecting lands, throughout England and Wales. By Francis Plowden, ...

By: Plowden, Francis (Francis Peter), 1749-1829

.Publisher: London : printed for E. Brooke, 1789Description: viii, 184p. ; 8.°.Note: Binder's title: Legal tracts 1778-1790
Lords Library copy from Earl Stanhope's Library, CheveningSubject(s): Deeds -- Great Britain

| Land titles -- Great Britain

| Wills -- Great Britain

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In this edition the titlepage = pp. i-ii, and an address 'To the public' pp. iii-iv.

Binder's title: Legal tracts 1778-1790

Lords Library copy from Earl Stanhope's Library, Chevening

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