The Decisions of the Court of Session, From the Month of January 1724, Collected ... by John Edgar

by Various

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British Library

T078724

Decisions January 1724-31st July 1725. Advertisement to the "The purchasers of this collection of decisions, which consists of 157, are desired to keep the book stitched as it is delivered, because the collector is to continue, without loss of ti

Edinburgh : printed for the collector by T. W. and T. Ruddimans, and sold by the booksellers in town, 1742. viii,210p. ; 2°

220 pages, Hardcover

Published April 20, 2018

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