Chapters in the history of popular progress chiefly in relation to the Freedom of the Press and Trial by Jury. 1660-1820. With an application to later years.

by James Routledge

Chapters in the history of popular progress chiefly in relation to the Freedom of the Press and Trial by Jury. 1660-1820. With an application to later years.

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British Library
Routledge, James;
1876.
8°.
9504.gg.1.

652 pages, Paperback

First published September 27, 2015